So much for directly to Tristram.
Anyways try the below and then just alias them as another name to reference
in your CF code
select [product#] as productnumber, [item#] as itemnumber
from whatever
<cfoutput>
#productnumber# #itemnumber#
</cfoutput>
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Casey C Cook/TMG/CSC@CSC on 07/10/2001 02:26:59 PM
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Sometimes it takes forever for my e-mails to show up on cf-talk so Im
forwarding this to you directly.
Casey Cook
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Casey C Cook/TMG/CSC
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Try:
select [product#], [item#]
from whatever
Casey Cook
"Tristram Charnley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/10/2001
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I already tried double ## signs and aliasing - it doesn't work.
I get the very strange error:
Syntax error in date in query expression.
There's no date type field anywhere in the table
Tristram Charnley
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