I guees it would boil down to server process. SQL Server will parse data faster
than ColdFusion, What "I" would do is use two queries:
SELECT DISTINCT candidate.id AS canID
FROM candidate,job_detail_view
WHERE X=X
<cfoutput query="QUERYNAME1">
SELECT candidate.first_name + ' ' + candidate.last_name AS
candidate,candidate.email AS candidate_email
FROM candidate,job_detail_view
WHERE job_detail_view.job_id = 14508 AND candidate.id QUERYNAME1.canID
ORDER BY date
<cfoutput>Records here</cfoutput>
Format all information in a table by DISTINCT ID from QUERYNAME1
</cfouput>
If you have multiple rows and dates for ID's a DISTINCT SQL Statement most
likely won't work.
Or you could do what Dave Francis stated and pull all records and use CF to
display it all.
A page showing 50 records shopuld take no time at all to spit out.
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