You don't necessarily have to create a query from scratch. Instead, if there
is a column (with a simple datatype) that uniquely identifies each row, this
can be done with a list and a query of queries.
If qMyQuery.id is such a column, then you can get those all into a list:
<cfset list_id = ''>
<cfloop query="qMyQuery">
<cfif qMyQuery.currentRow gte int_rowStart and qMyQuery.currentRow lte
int_rowEnd>
<cfset list_id = listAppend(list_id, qMyQuery.id)>
<cfelseif qMyQuery.currentRow gt int_rowEnd>
<cfbreak>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
Then you can do your query of queries with this list:
<cfquery dbtype="query">
SELECT *
FROM qMyQuery
WHERE id IN (#list_id#)
</cfquery>
If your id column isn't numeric, you can loop through the list creating "LIKE"
clauses for string, or similar comparisons for other simple data types.
Hope this helps.
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