I'm stuck. Actually, I'm probably just being stupid.
I want to pass a query object into a CFC and then use query of queries to
manipulate that query object.
Here's the contents of my db.cfc file:
cfcomponent
cffunction name=getContacts returntype=query
cfquery name=getData
Hi Pete,
You don't need the hash signs around your table name in a QoQ:
cffunction name=sortDataFromQry returntype=query
cfargument name=dataIn type=query required=yes
cfargument name=orderBy type=string required=yes
cfquery name=getData dbtype=query
SELECT *
FROM arguments.dataIn
ORDER BY
That was it, Francois. Thanks.
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 1:05 PM, Francois Levesque cfab...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Pete,
You don't need the hash signs around your table name in a QoQ:
cffunction name=sortDataFromQry returntype=query
cfargument name=dataIn type=query required=yes
cfargument
I've never been able to use a multipart identifier for a table in
query of queries until we figured out that it does let you put
brackets in...
ie...
FROM [arguments.dataIn]
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Rick Root
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(Admittedly this problem for us occurred when we used a defined LOCAL
scope inside the function... ie cfset var LOCAL = structNew() and
then cfquery name=LOCAL.qry datasource=whatever) and then in a
query of queries... we'd always get errors when trying to do select *
from LOCAL.qry
Rick
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