> Jeff Small wrote:
> > But useful, in sofar as you could build a little check <cfif
> > myQuery.recordcount GT 0> and it would work...
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but when an empty query object is returned from
> a CFC, and then you check for RecordCount, it throws an error stating
> "recordcount does not exist for 'x' query". This isn't the case with a
> normal CFQUERY.
>
> The workaround I've used is this (from within a CFC):
ooooh....bingo...I need to do it INSIDE the CFC...I get it now...
Is that why you do <CFSET getValues = QueryNew(getValues.ColumnList)>
Because you told it (the function) to return a query object?
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