Thanks Richard - this is just what I need, but there's a small bug.
The NewValue field is outputting the name of the field and not its
value.
T-SQL is not something I have a lot of experience with, and I've been
digging through the docs to see if I can figure out a solution, but no
luck so far.
Try joining the two user tables rather than doing tons of single-row
queries on the updated table. Unfortunately you will have to alias all
of the columns from one of the tables to get unique column names. (You
might do a single query of the users table that returns zero records
just to get the
: RE: Getting changed fields from database using an audit table
Try joining the two user tables rather than doing tons of single-row
queries on the updated table. Unfortunately you will have to alias
all
of the columns from one of the tables to get unique column names.
(You
might do a single
In a SQL query without the dynamic column list, is this what you are
trying to achieve?
SELECT u.id
FROMusers u
INNER JOIN users_updated up
ON u.id = up.id AND up.lastupdated = cfqueryparam
cfsqltype=cf_sql_date value=#since#
WHERE u.id IN (
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In a SQL query without the dynamic column list, is this what you are
trying to achieve?
SELECTu.id
FROM users u
INNER JOIN
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Subject: RE: Getting changed fields from database using an audit table
Thanks
Unfortunately, simply having the two tables joined doesn't help.
The issue isn't getting the correct data, it's simply that to get the
output I need
Thanks - I'll give that a try.
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From: Richard Kroll [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 1/9/07 5:03 PM
Subject: RE: Getting changed fields from database using an audit table
Doug,
After seeing your intended output the query will need to change
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