Thanks Ade,

But, the entire query is a full search, with tons of clauses. So I can't sort by ID, 
and I can't just pick up the TOP #rowCount# results. I need a SQL compliant query (as 
the DB may change, currently Access) and I need to return only the necessary subset to 
the cfc caller.

I'm trying to avoid copying/parsing into a new Query Object, as this is a huge pain in 
the a**; unless someone has a cool utility for this.

IGOR  ILYINSKY
CREDIT|FIRST
SUISSE|BOSTON
GLOBAL WEB SERVICES


-----Original Message-----
From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:adrian.l@;thoughtbubble.net]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 1:57 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: CFC - Returning a Query Subset


I guess if you have an ID column you could try...

<CFCOMPONENT>
        <CFFUNCTION NAME="ItemSearch" RETURNTYPE="query" ACCESS="remote">
                <CFARGUMENT NAME="StartRow" DEFAULT="1"  TYPE="numeric">
                <CFARGUMENT NAME="RowCount" DEFAULT="10" TYPE="numeric">

                <CFQUERY NAME="ItemSearchResults" DATASOURCE="myDSN">
                        SELECT * FROM Items
                        WHERE id >= #ARGUMENTS.startRow# AND id <=
#ARGUMENTS.rowCount#
                </CFQUERY>
        
                <CFRETURN ItemSearchResults>
        </CFFUNCTION>
</CFCOMPONENT>

or try

<CFQUERY NAME="ItemSearchResults" DATASOURCE="myDSN">
        SELECT TOP #ARGUMENTS.rowCount# * FROM Items
        WHERE id >= ARGUMENTS.startRow
</CFQUERY>

Ade

-----Original Message-----
From: Ilyinsky, Igor [mailto:igor.ilyinsky@;csfb.com]
Sent: 06 November 2002 18:17
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFC - Returning a Query Subset


Kids,

        I'm sure someone has done this recently, so save me some time here.
I have a CFC that runs a search query, and returns a query object; however,
to save bandwidth, I only want to return a subset of the query (specified by
a StartRow and RowCount).

It basically looks something like this:

<CFCOMPONENT>
        <CFFUNCTION NAME="ItemSearch" RETURNTYPE="query" ACCESS="remote">
                <CFARGUMENT NAME="StartRow" DEFAULT="1"  TYPE="numeric">
                <CFARGUMENT NAME="RowCount" DEFAULT="10" TYPE="numeric">

                <CFQUERY NAME="ItemSearchResults" DATASOURCE="myDSN">
                SELECT * FROM Items
                </CFQUERY>
        
                <CFRETURN ItemSearchResults>
        </CFFUNCTION>
</CFCOMPONENT>

How do I get it to return only rows 1 through 10 (or 24 thru 377 for that
matter).
This is not a copy and paste of my code, but just a type-out, so excuse any
type-o's.

TIA

IGOR  ILYINSKY 
CREDIT|FIRST 
SUISSE|BOSTON 
GLOBAL WEB SERVICES 






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