RE: Simple Query Help

2003-02-06 Thread Kennerly, Rick H CIV
You're one fine CF man.  Thanks.

Rick  

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From: Jochem van Dieten [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: Simple Query Help


cfquery name=Q_Month datasource=command_calendar
SELECT
Title,
Details,
EventDate,
StartHour,
StartMin
FROM
Events
WHERE
EXTRACT (YEAR FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam 
cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Year(Now())#
AND
EXTRACT (MONTH FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam 
cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Month(Now())#
ORDER BY
EventDate ASC
/cfquery

Jochem


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Re: Simple Query Help

2003-02-06 Thread Stephen Moretti
Rick,

You might find that you can use :

Year(EventDate) = #Year(Now())#

rather than

EXTRACT (YEAR FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer
value=#Year(Now())#

Depends on the database you're using.

You can use the cfqueryparam in both versions of the SQL statement. Just
thought I'd get rid of it as Year(Now()) will return an integer.

Regards

Stephen

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From: Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Simple Query Help


 cfquery name=Q_Month datasource=command_calendar
 SELECT
 Title,
 Details,
 EventDate,
 StartHour,
 StartMin
 FROM
 Events
 WHERE
 EXTRACT (YEAR FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam
 cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Year(Now())#
 AND
 EXTRACT (MONTH FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam
 cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Month(Now())#
 ORDER BY
 EventDate ASC
 /cfquery

 Jochem

 
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Simple Query Help

2003-02-05 Thread rick
I need to parse a query to a calendar database that returns just the current month's 
events, and I'm hung up on the Where part of the query (I'm obiously also getting very 
confused between CF and SQL functions).  

cfquery name=Q_Month datasource=command_calendar
SELECT Title, Details, EventDate, StartHour, StartMin 
FROMEvents 
WHERE   DatePart(,EventDate) =  AND DatePart(,EventDate)= 
ORDER BY EventDate ASC
/cfquery

Am I on the right track here?  Is there a better way?  
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RE: Simple Query Help

2003-02-05 Thread Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX)
Yep you are...

 WHEREDatePart(,EventDate) =  AND
DatePart(,EventDate)= 

This will not work... the first part of the Where clause needs to be
something like

WHERE EventDate = '[YOURDATE]'

I am not sure what format your date is in, but I think you get the idea :-p

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Subject: Simple Query Help


I need to parse a query to a calendar database that returns just the current
month's events, and I'm hung up on the Where part of the query (I'm obiously
also getting very confused between CF and SQL functions).  

cfquery name=Q_Month datasource=command_calendar
SELECT Title, Details, EventDate, StartHour, StartMin 
FROMEvents 
WHERE   DatePart(,EventDate) =  AND DatePart(,EventDate)= 
ORDER BY EventDate ASC
/cfquery

Am I on the right track here?  Is there a better way?  

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Re: Simple Query Help

2003-02-05 Thread Jochem van Dieten
cfquery name=Q_Month datasource=command_calendar
SELECT
Title,
Details,
EventDate,
StartHour,
StartMin
FROM
Events
WHERE
EXTRACT (YEAR FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam 
cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Year(Now())#
AND
EXTRACT (MONTH FROM EventDate) = cfqueryparam 
cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer value=#Month(Now())#
ORDER BY
EventDate ASC
/cfquery

Jochem

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