sgt_ripley
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loop through recordset and display all fields
hello,
I'm calling an Oracle storedprocedure:
No problem there, BUT;
Now I want to loop through the recordset and display all the fields/records
s'thing like this:
loop from 0 to maxFields
<cfoutput>myRs.field.value
end loop
does anyone know how to do that?
thanx
I'm calling an Oracle storedprocedure:
No problem there, BUT;
Now I want to loop through the recordset and display all the fields/records
s'thing like this:
loop from 0 to maxFields
<cfoutput>myRs.field.value
end loop
does anyone know how to do that?
thanx
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in ur stored proc - u will have to define a ref cursor [i assume ur aware of that !]
ur code for cf wld look liek this
<CFSTOREDPROC>
<CFPROCPARAM .... >
<CFPROCRESULT name="qry_name2" resultset="1"><!--- first query in ur procedure returned thru the cursor --->
<CFPROCRESULT name="qry_name2" resultset="2"><!--- 2nd query in ur procedure returned thru the cursor --->
</CFSTOREDPROC>
<cfoutput GROUP="qry_name1">
.....
</CFOUTPUT>
<cfoutput GROUP="qry_name2">
.....
</CFOUTPUT>
that shld do it for u
i gues thats what ur looking for ?
let me know
K'Rgds
Anand
ur code for cf wld look liek this
<CFSTOREDPROC>
<CFPROCPARAM .... >
<CFPROCRESULT name="qry_name2" resultset="1"><!--- first query in ur procedure returned thru the cursor --->
<CFPROCRESULT name="qry_name2" resultset="2"><!--- 2nd query in ur procedure returned thru the cursor --->
</CFSTOREDPROC>
<cfoutput GROUP="qry_name1">
.....
</CFOUTPUT>
<cfoutput GROUP="qry_name2">
.....
</CFOUTPUT>
that shld do it for u
i gues thats what ur looking for ?
let me know
K'Rgds
Anand
You may simply have it this way:
<cfstoredproc procedure="NameofProcedure
<cfprocresult name="GetRecords">
</cfstoredproc>
<cfoutput query="GetRecords">
<!--- Display all records here ... --->
</cfoutput>
This will call the procedure then put the resultset in a query named "GetRecords". Then basing from that query you may display the specific records from it.
Goodluck!
eNTRANCE2002 :-)
<cfstoredproc procedure="NameofProcedure
<cfprocresult name="GetRecords">
</cfstoredproc>
<cfoutput query="GetRecords">
<!--- Display all records here ... --->
</cfoutput>
This will call the procedure then put the resultset in a query named "GetRecords". Then basing from that query you may display the specific records from it.
Goodluck!
eNTRANCE2002 :-)
entrance : how does that look different from what i had commented ?
i am hoping that ur using packages ... the syntax for it as follows
package defination:
create or replace package pkg_mypkg
as
type custom_ref_cursor is ref cursor;
procedure prc_procname (
arg_cursor1 out custom_ref_cursor
);
--------------------------
package body:
create or replace package body pkg_mypkg
as
procedure prc_procname (
arg_cursor1 out custom_ref_cursor
)
as
begin
open arg_cursor1
for
select fields
from table;
end prc_procname;
end;
& the procedure calling it wld look like
<cfstoredproc procedure="pkg_mypkg.prc_p
<cfprocresult name="myqry" resultset="1"><!--- the ref cursor will be fetched into this query --->
</cfstoredproc>
<cfoutput query="myqry"><!--- my previous comment had a type & i had written group instead of query ! --->
.....
</cfoutput>
hth !
K'Rgds
Anand
package defination:
create or replace package pkg_mypkg
as
type custom_ref_cursor is ref cursor;
procedure prc_procname (
arg_cursor1 out custom_ref_cursor
);
--------------------------
package body:
create or replace package body pkg_mypkg
as
procedure prc_procname (
arg_cursor1 out custom_ref_cursor
)
as
begin
open arg_cursor1
for
select fields
from table;
end prc_procname;
end;
& the procedure calling it wld look like
<cfstoredproc procedure="pkg_mypkg.prc_p
<cfprocresult name="myqry" resultset="1"><!--- the ref cursor will be fetched into this query --->
</cfstoredproc>
<cfoutput query="myqry"><!--- my previous comment had a type & i had written group instead of query ! --->
.....
</cfoutput>
hth !
K'Rgds
Anand
ASKER
sgt_ripley is this what you want or don't you know what the fields are?
Than You can do something like this:
<cfoutput query="myRS">
#myRS.currentrow#
<cfloop list="#myRS.columnList#" index="fieldname">
 #evaluate("myRS.#fiel
</cfloop>
<br>
</cfoutput>
Let me know
Mause
----
EXcellent!!
This was excactly what I was looking for!
thanx Mause!
Than You can do something like this:
<cfoutput query="myRS">
#myRS.currentrow#
<cfloop list="#myRS.columnList#" index="fieldname">
 #evaluate("myRS.#fiel
</cfloop>
<br>
</cfoutput>
Let me know
Mause
----
EXcellent!!
This was excactly what I was looking for!
thanx Mause!
<cfloop query='myRS'>
<cfoutput>#Field#</cfoutpu
</cfloop>