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7.2

query all tables using hard coding

Asked by alexanderax in Cold Fusion Markup Language, Adobe Dreamweaver, ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: cfml under macromedia dreamweaver

I got one MasterIws table and below are the codes using query. In one of my database named dbl_IWS.mdb inside contains 95 tables with alot of data. The tables name was named as the starting of the drawing number. (ie. 310A, 350B, 36C, 320E, AFTH32, GH_85 etc...) I was able to query all the drawing number successfully using one query for all data when using drop down list and textbox BUT what i want is to do hard coding to query for all the tables using each table as one query only. Because now is very troublesome for me to copy and paste all the data into one table (MasterIWS) and setting each of them with an unique ID. My MasterIWS table got one column named DN with data set as (ie. 350B, 360C, 310A, ETC..) So how should i query all those tables? I want the drop down list to be the starting of the drawing number. I have already create one table named (number1) and under it's column named (STARTING) have 350V, 310A, AB1_23, etc... Which means when user select 310A, it will show all the drawing number that starts with 310A only. I set an unique number to get all those data when using one table which works fine for me but now i what i want is to query all tables instead of just using one MasterIWS table. I also want user to be able to search for the specific number when they type in the textbox and select the drop down list by using one button only. I've uploaded the photo for reference. (I do not want to use UNION OR JOIN. Right now i'm using Microsoft access and Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Coldfusion [cfml]. ) 
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<!---Search_results.cfm--->  
 
<CFset index="1">     
<CFIF not IsDefined("Form.txtBoxValue")>
      <cfquery name="get_All" datasource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
      select *      
      from MasterIWS
      </CFQUERY>
      <CFQUERY NAME="get_total" datatsource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
      select count(*) as CurrentRows      
      from MasterIWS     
      </CFQUERY>
 
 <CFELSE>
         <CFIF not IsDefined("Form.Search")>
              <CFQUERY name="get_All" datasource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
              select *      
              from MasterIWS
              WHERE     MasteIWS.DN = '#Form.MasterIWSinput#' AND Doc_No LIKE <CFQUERYPARAM cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="%#Form.txtBoxValue#%">
         Order by Doc_no
       </CFQUERY>
       <cfquery name="get_total" datatsource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
        select count(*) as CurrentRows      
        from MasterIWS 
        WHERE     MasteIWS.DN = '#Form.MasterIWSinput#' AND Doc_No LIKE <CFQUERYPARAM cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="%#Form.txtBoxValue#%">
      </cfquery>
 
<CFELSEIF #Form.Search# is "IWS Search">
         <CFQUERY name="get_All" datasource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
              select *      
              from MasterIWS
              WHERE     MasteIWS.DN = '#Form.MasterIWSinput#' AND Doc_No LIKE
       <CFQUERYPARAM cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="%#Form.txtBoxValue#%">
       </CFQUERY>
     <CFQUERY NAME="get_total" datatsource="DSN_db1_IWS">      
      select count(*) as CurrentRows      
      FROM  MasterIWS
       WHERE     MasteIWS.DN = '#Form.MasterIWSinput#' AND Doc_No LIKE
       <CFQUERYPARAM cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar" value="%#Form.txtBoxValue#%">     
      </CFQUERY>
 
<meta http-equiv="Contecnt-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<style type="text/css"> body {background-color=#A7EF9228bdee; }  .style2{color:#b51111} </style></body> 
<table width....> <tr> 
<th width......>Number of files Generated:</br> <font....><cfoutput query="get_total"><b>#get_total.CurrentRows#</cfoutput> </tr></th></table><br> 
 
<table width...> <tr> <th width.....><font...>Search Results:</font></th> <tr> <td width...><font....>S/N</font></td> <td...><font....>DOC_NO</font></td> <td...><font....>DESCRIPTION</font></td> <td...><font....>STATUS</font></td> <td...><font....>REMARKS</font></td> </tr> 
 
<cfoutput query="get_All"> 
<tr> <td align=""....> 
     <cfScript>         
      writeoutput(index);         
      index=index+1; 
</cfscript> </td>
<td.....><a target="rightBottomFrame" href="../drawing search/mainSearching.cfm?Doc_no=#get_All.doc_no#">#get_FirstNo.DOC_NO></a>< /font></td> <td....><font..>#get_All.DESCRIBE#</font></td> <td....><font..>#get_All.STATUS#</font></td> <td....><font..>#get_All.REMARKS#</font></td> </TR></cfoutput></table></body></html>    
 
 
<!---searching.cfm--->
 
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> 
<html> 
<head> 
<title>Searching</title> 
<meta http-equiv="Contecnt-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-5"><style type="text/css"> 
body {  background-color:#28bdee; } 
.style1{  color: #9be094;  font-weight: bold; } 
.style5{color:#C0D259} .style6{color:#D1DE87} 
.style7{color:#C7D76F} </style></head> 
 
<CFQUERY NAME="get_Starting" datasource="DSN_DBL_IWS">
   SELECT Starting
   FROM Number1
   Order By Starting
</CFQUERY>
 
<body class="sub"><br><br>
<form action="Search_Results.cfm" name="get_All" Method="POST" id="get_All" Target="RightBottomFrame">
 <font color....><span class="style5"><span class="style6"><strong>Document Number:</strong></span><br><br> 
<font color="#FFFFFF"></font> 
 
<Select name="MasterIWSinput" style="width:84%;">
<option selected value="BeginsNo">Number Begins With...</option>
<cfoutput query = "get_Starting">
<option>#STARTING#</OPTION>
</CFOUTPUT>
</SELECT><BR>
 
<INPUT NAME="txtBoxValue" type="text" size="25" style=:65%;" id="txtBoxValue"><br>     
<input type="Submit" Name="Search" value="IWS Search" style="width:70%;"><br><br> 
<input name="btnReset" type="reset"  value="clear" style="width:70%;"><br><br>    <br><br></td></tr></table></form></body></html>
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