Hi,
as far as I know queries are executed, when they are encountered in the
template. so if you put them on the top of the page, first all the
queries are executed. You can verify this by looking at the debug
output.
I would recommend to break the template to small pieces and put each
section in a separate file together with their queries; then using
CFINCLUDE, inside each if statements call the appropriate template,
somehow similar to FuseBox approach.
Cheers
Nader
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> I have a series of cfquery statements at the top of the page as soon
> as that
> page is activated does the server take time to search for all those
> query
> results or rather does the cf server wait until the query is
> requested
> further down the page from that specific cfquery statement before the
> cfquery statement runs the query
>
> why am I asking
>
> I have a page that has multiple forms on the one page each separated
> by cfif
> statements to ensure the appropriate form is executed when specific
> conditions are met. Each of the forms have a series of unique cfquery
> statements and I am wondering should I place all the cf query
> statements for
> all the forms at the top of the page before I star running the cfif
> condition tags or should the appropriate cf query statements be
> placed
> directly after each opening cfif tag
>
> I look forward to your comments and advice
>
> thank you in advance for you assistance
>
>
=
Nader Molavi
Allaire Certified ColdFusion 4.5 Developer
Palm, Inc.
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ICQ #: 3478405
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