ColdFusion Developer wrote:
>MS-SQL7 and MySQL
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Well with MS SQL there's a back way in... but there's an easier way...
Do a query on your table for a single row, then look for the field
"columnlist" in your query, i.e.
<cfquery name="queryname">
select * from table where ID = something
</cfquery>
#queryname.columnlist#
It'll show a list of the columns returned. If you select *, you'll get
them all - then just do a ListFindNoCase() on that list for your column.
--Scott
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