If you don't *need* this done with cfscript, try this. This is a copy
and paste from something I'm putting together, with names changed to
protect the innocent...
cfquery name=qLessons datasource=coursesDB
SELECT ID, Lesson, Required, Time FROM Lessons
/cfquery
Well, I got it working, didn't realize I could use the Array access
operator like I can in Flash and Javascript - gotta love ECMA.
Here is the script, but how can I make it cleaner - i.e. get names of
fields and then loop over those?
cfscript
lrXML = XmlNew();
lrXML.xmlRoot =
Well, I got it working, didn't realize I could use the Array access
operator like I can in Actionscript and Javascript (ECMA praise here?).
Here is the script, but how can I make it cleaner so not as much is
hardcoded - i.e. get names of all the fields and then loop over those x
number of
queryname.columnlist is what you are looking for. use listlen() to set
your upper bound. You may also want to check out cflib.org for some
helpful functions like converting query rows to structs, structs to
xml, etc. (there are tons of handy functions there)
Anthony
On 7/13/05, Merrill, Jason
Thanks very much - could you shoot me an example of usage of both
columnlist and listlen() in this context? I'm new to ColdFusion and
can't quite wrap my head around it.
I tried:
for (i = 1; i LTE #qLessons.RecordCount#; i = i + 1){
lrXML.lData.XmlChildren[i] =
i'm a bit rusty on my syntax, i've been working on some asp projects
recently (yuk)
try this out
cfscript
lrXML = XmlNew();
lrXML.xmlRoot = XmlElemNew(lrXML,lData);
for (ii = 1; ii LTE qAllLessons.RecordCount; ii = ii + 1){
lrXML.lData.XmlChildren[ii] =
Nevermind, after some headaches, I figured it out on my own:
cfquery name=GetAll datasource=coursesDB
SELECT * FROM Lessons
/cfquery
!-- the following query used to dynamically get the table names !--
cfquery name=GetTables datasource=coursesDB
SELECT MSysObjects.Name
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