July 24, 2008 02:19pm pdt

1. SidFishes 183,263
2. Zvonko 172,660
3. gdemaria 160,135
4. _agx_ 103,710
5. Plucka 88,813
6. SBennett 49,530
7. hielo 42,090
8. zadoc 36,550
9. Jester_48 26,825
10. erikTsomik 25,950
11. pmascari 24,754
12. Mr_Nil 24,710
13. js_vaughan 22,050
14. pigmentarts 16,150
15. dgrafx 15,875

1. gdemaria 502,127
2. _agx_ 477,265
3. SidFishes 310,069
4. SBennett 212,175
5. Zvonko 181,724
6. Plucka 110,513
7. pmascari 73,529
8. zadoc 63,680
9. Jester_48 63,645
10. hielo 63,590
11. js_vaughan 52,450
12. erikTsomik 38,220
13. pigmentarts 36,698
14. dgrafx 30,450
15. digicidal 27,550

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Find first blank field in access DB using Coldfusion

Zones: Cold Fusion Markup Language, ColdFusion Application Server, SQL Query Syntax

Tags: Coldfusion 7.01

I have an Access DB with Coldfusion 7.01. I want to find the first field that is either NULL or Blank.

For the example below, the result would be stud_address:

stud_name stud_email stud_address stud_city
ben ben@domain.com

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Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: bjv211

Solution Provided By: srikanthmadishetti

Participating Experts: 2

Solution Grade: A

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