Why? It will almost certainly be a much better solution than
anything else
you're considering.
Dave - Not sure it's better than 'anything else.' Why stick with a
query that'd need constant grouping when what he's got in the DB is a
set representing a hierarchical data structure?
Instead
Why? It will almost certainly be a much better solution
than anything else you're considering.
Dave - Not sure it's better than 'anything else.' Why stick
with a query that'd need constant grouping when what he's got
in the DB is a set representing a hierarchical data structure?
How would that work since each order can have multiple parts and each part can
have multiple line items?
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But since each order can have multiple parts which can have multiple line
items, how would that go into a structure?
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Then, use CFOUTPUT's GROUP attribute to remove the redundancy.
m!ke
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But since each order can have multiple parts
In this case, I would probably just create a denormalized recordset
rather than multiple structures.
Yes, I'd either go with this suggestion OR create a method for each of
the queries (which would mean scrapping or splitting the storedprocs)
..
Doing this increases reusability which I assume
I guess I'll do that. So it's a trade off between efficiency and reusability in
this case.
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So it's a trade off between efficiency and reusability in this case.
Yes, though I'd imagine the efficiency difference in this case would
be neglible. Your current stored proc is executing multiple queries;
calling multiple stored procs each with single queries is not going to
make a noticeable
What would be the best way to write the view for this data? I need to display
the main order information first and then loop over the order parts with
another loop for each of the order line items for each part. I don't want to be
calling the getOrderLineItems query during each order part loop
What would be the best way to write the view for this data? I
need to display the main order information first and then
loop over the order parts with another loop for each of the
order line items for each part. I don't want to be calling
the getOrderLineItems query during each order part
I can do that and it was suggested. I just hate having duplicate query data in
every row.
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I can do that and it was suggested. I just hate having
duplicate query data in every row.
Why? It will almost certainly be a much better solution than anything else
you're considering.
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Oh, I don't have a good reason, just habit.
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I am trying to move some of my database access to cfcs and am trying to figure
out how to get a set of five query results in a stored procedure out of a
cffunction. I think I would use an array but am having a hard time visualizing
how it would work.
The stored proc returns:
An order. Each
I'd return a struct. Put each query result into one key of the struct.
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I am trying to move some of my database access to cfcs and am trying to
figure out how to get a set of five query results in a stored procedure out
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