>>  >>Do you look at the db type and then query it
>>  >>accordingly?
>>
>> Actually not, this is the beauty of ODBC: it is (well
>> almost) DB
>> independant.
>> The only things that are DB dependent are a couple of
>> things (flaws) not
>> supported by some ODBC drivers.
>>

> This is what I was curious about.  I am trying to pull the
> metadata out
> of the database but it seems that Oracle and SQL don't
> support the same
> methods for querying that metadata.  For Oracle, it looks
> like I will be
> querying ALL_TAB_COLUMNS and for SQL Server it's a query
> to
> INFORMATION_SCHEMA.  I guess I could make a config that
> sets the DB type
> and do my queries accordingly, but I was curious if anyone
> knew other
> ways to query the database systems to get the data out.

Yep, that's why I use JDBC... Here's the article:

http://coldfusion.sys-con.com/read/45569.htm



s. isaac dealey   954.522.6080
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