Heh heh..

This is cool..I did this..and...the collection is completely EMPTY!

The query though returns 4 records..but...umm...obviously the problem is
my CFINDEX tag...
Hmmm.

I created the collection through the CF Administrator then used the
CFINDEX tag to populate it..or so I thought

I did not use K2,though. This is all on CF5.

<cfquery name="listeguide" datasource="eguide" dbtype="ODBC">

SELECT      tblCompany.entryid,tblCompany.CName, tblCompany.CAddr,
tblCompany.CAddr2, tblCompany.CState, tblCompany.CZip,
tblCompany.CCountry, tblCompany.Ctel1, tblCompany.Ctel2,
tblCompany.cemail, tblCompany.curl

FROM         tblCompany

</cfquery>


<CFINDEX
        COLLECTION = "eguide"
        ACTION = "REFRESH"
        TYPE = "CUSTOM"
        QUERY = "listeguide"
        TITLE = "listeguide.CName"
        KEY = "entryid"
        BODY = "listeguide.CName"       
        EXTERNAL = NO>
        
<cfsearch collection="eguide"
          name="myResults"
          criteria="">


<cfdump var="#myResults#">


To me..that CFINDEX statement should more than do the job. The query
returns the results I want to search..can't get much simpler than
that.I've cut the Body field down to just the company name too, although
I want to search on all the fields in the database(MS Access).

What the heck is wrong? I'm not even getting an error message.

-Gel


-----Original Message-----
From: Sean McCarthy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 17, 2002 4:15 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Verity: What is in a collection?


Sure you can use the cfdump tag and spit out all the goods.


I highly recommend u use K2 all you have to do is set up the alias info
in the .ini file.


<cfsearch collection="ur_collection"
          name="myResults"
          criteria="#form.keywords#">


<cfdump var="#myResults#">


leave your form field blank and get all results


other helpful goodies

<cfset k2collections = GETK2SERVERCOLLECTIONS()>
<cfset k2doccount = GETK2SERVERDOCCOUNT()>
<cfset k2doclimit = GETK2SERVERDOCCOUNTLIMIT()>

hth

sean


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