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Need help outputting query loop

Asked by rudodoo in Cold Fusion Markup Language

Tags: Coldfusion MX 7

I'm working on a web app for my company where a user can submit values that will update a table. However, the part I'm having trouble with is displaying the values on the screen once the user submits the data. For some reason its only displaying the first set of data but not the entire data. Below is the functions that I created to pull the list of employees under a VP. I'll also display how I'm trying to output the data on my next entry.Start Free Trial

         
           
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             <!--- Retrieve Sales Managers reporting under VP --->
	<cffunction name="ReportSmMgrList" access="public" returntype="any" output="true">
          <cfargument name="Posnbr" required="true">
		  <!--- Set current date to todays date --->
          <cfset currentDate = #DateFormat(now(),'mm/dd/yyyy')#>
          <cfquery name="GetSalesManagerList" datasource="#request.datasource#">
				SELECT DISTINCT a.mgrname, a.smemplid, b.cycledate, a.smposnbr, b.vpposnbr
			    FROM qa_salesmgr_input a, qa_vp_sales_input b
			    where b.vpposnbr = '#arguments.Posnbr#'
			    AND b.cycledate=to_date('8/31/2008','MM/DD/YYYY')
				and a.vpposnbr = b.vpposnbr
			    and a.SMPOSNBR = b.smposnbr
			    and a.CYCLEDATE = b.CYCLEDATE
			    order by a.mgrname
		  </cfquery>
		  <cfif GetSalesManagerList.RecordCount NEQ 0>
               <cfset rtnValue = GetSalesManagerList>
          <cfelse>
               <cfset rtnValue = "false">
          </cfif>
          
		  <cfreturn rtnValue>
	 </cffunction>
	 
	 
	 	
     <!---  Retrieve Sales Managers Forecast  --->
     <cffunction name="ReportingSMForecast" access="public" returntype="any" output="true">
          <cfargument name="Posnbr" required="true">
 
<cfquery  name="qPullID" datasource="#request.datasource#">
			Select distinct a.forecast_id, b.VpPosNbr, b.cycleDate
			from QA_FORECAST_QUOTA_TYPE a, QA_VP_SALES_INPUT b
			Where b.VpPosNbr = '#arguments.PosNbr#'
			and a.forecast_id = b.forecast_id
			AND b.cycledate=to_date('8/31/2008','MM/DD/YYYY')
		</cfquery>
		
		<cfloop from="1" to="#qPullID.recordcount#" index="i">
          <cfquery name="qSMForecast" datasource="#request.datasource#">
				select distinct b.forecast_id, b.forecast, a.mgrname, a.smposnbr 
				from qa_salesmgr_input a, qa_vp_sales_input b 
				where b.vpposnbr = '#qPullID.VpPosNbr[i]#'
				and a.SMPOSNBR = b.smposnbr
				and b.forecast_id = a.forecast_id
				and a.VpPosNbr = b.VpPosNbr
				and a.CycleDate = b.CycleDate
				AND b.cycledate=to_date('8/31/2008','MM/DD/YYYY')
				and b.forecast_id = '#qPullID.forecast_id[i]#'
				order by b.FORECAST_ID
          </cfquery>
 
  <cfif qSMForecast.RecordCount NEQ 0>
               <cfset rtnValue = qSMForecast>
          <cfelse>
               <cfset rtnValue = "false">
          </cfif>
          
<cfreturn rtnValue/>
 </cffunction>

           
         

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Need help outputting query loop

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