structure for your data and store it in the same way your doing now. To
access the data you'd use the various struct functions to find and
manipulate the data. In many ways, Struct functions are faster than things
like QoQ, especially on CFMX. The main problem is that your going to have to
plan out your data structures and how to access them.
> First, let me thank everyone for thier suggestions. I really appreciate
the input.
> Michael, I'm interested in your idea of using structures. I had no idea
structures could be saved and recalled. I'm researching this approach now,
but if you have any examples, I'd appreciate the push-start.
>
> Thanks again,
> Chris
>
> >There is no function for this and running such a function would be costly
in
> >the long run as you mentioned.
> >
> >As for your setup, are you reading and writing the WDDX packet from disk
and
> >using that as storage? If so and theres no reason for a query, then save
the
> >data as a structure. You would have a lot more control and can set it up
to
> >do almost as much as a query can (though with a little more code in some
> >cases).
> >
> >
> >> I have scoured the list archives and CF forums and can't find an
answer.
> >Is
> >> there any way to delete rows from a CF query?
> >>
> >> I am attempting to use CF 5 and WDDX for data storage and I need a way
to
> >> delete rows. I know that I can simply rebuild the query without the
> >> deleted items, but I assume there must be a better way? The larger the
> >> data gets, the bigger perfomance hit from rebuilding.
> >> Any suggestions?
> >>
> >> If there is no elegant or efficient way to do this, are there any
> >> suggestions on an alternative data storage method that would allow easy
> >> retrieval into CF as well as the ability to perform modifcations to the
> >> data? (I'm trying to avoid using a central db)
> >>
> >> TIA,
> >> Chris
> >>
> >>
>
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