Try to make first a query that uses the same conditions witha select, and then 
it will return a reordcount to you. But this "alternative" will only be 
functional in case of Delete and Update. In case of Insert, you can make a 
trigger that will select all the data moved to the temporary table 
"inserted"(SQL Server case), and move it to another temporary table, where you 
can make a select and bring the recordcount.

If you have doubts contact me and I can help you more.

Regards

Marcos Placon�
Desenvolvedor - NAVITA
Fone: 55 11 3055-2001
Celular: 55 11 9560-3260
http://www.navita.com.br


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De: Xavi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Data: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 13:05:42 +0100
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assunto: [CFCDev] [off-topic] Number of registers deleted, inserted, updated

Sorry, this is  alittle off topic but related to databases and CFCS.
When you deals with database and do inserts,updates and deletes
sometimes is itneresting to know the number of regiters affected. So
how to know the number of ie registers updated after an UPDATE, some
function? maybe a java class which acces to query metada? I dont know.
CF should return rows afected after insert, update and delete like select.

Anyone can help�?
-- 
Xavi (http://xavicl.blogspot.com)
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