First, I think you might consider that the database schema you have here is
not very good. You're going to have a separate database table for every
course? Why would you do this? A much better option would be to have a table
of courses, with course IDs, and another table with times and dates that
link to a course via a foreign key. If any of this sounds unfamiliar to you
I'd urge you to stop right now and read a book or some web tutorials on SQL
and database design, because not only is the critical knowledge to have as a
developer, it is critical to creating a maintainable database structure for
this application.


On 8/9/07, Zach Firestone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey,
>
> I am trying to output a dynamic variable within a ColdFusion query and
> have hit a wall. I'm creating a golf package website that dynamically pulls
> course names, tee times, and the cost of tee times. In a form on the
> previous page they select the tee time, course they want to play, and date
> they want to play. All these are pulled from a database. Here is my query:
>
>
> <cfset Time1 = Form.TeeTime1>
> <cfset Course1 = Form.Course1>
> <cfset Date1 = #DateFormat(CreateODBCDate(Form.Date1), "yyyy-mm-dd")#>
> <cfquery datasource="usagolf" name="Rate1">
> SELECT #Time1# FROM #Course1# WHERE Date = '#Date1#'
> </cfquery>
>
> So the problem I'm having is outputting the price for that time from the
> above query. This is what I would have to do do have it display right:
>
> <cfoutput>#Rate1.#Time1##</cfoutput>
>
> But ColdFusion throws an error when I do that because it's improper
> syntax. I was hoping someone knew of another way I could call the output
> from the above query. Any insight would be much appreciated.
>
> 

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