Yes, but you have to do more with the stored proc code. You must use a CASE
statement... here's an example:
Pass in a varchar(15) called Sort and assign it as @sort. Then, in your
Order by clause:
ORDER BY
CASE @sort2 WHEN 'lname' then lname
WHEN 'fname' then lname
WHEN 'location' then location
WHEN 'area' then area
etc. You get the idea - it's more SQL code, and you have to know the
possible sorts in advance.
Mark
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From: stas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 6:53 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Dynamic stored procs
I have a dynamically generated ORDER BY clause (as in ORDER BY
#attributes.orderByClause# ). Is there a way to pass that on to a stored
procedure if I wanted to convert a <cfquery> to <cfstoredproc>? Thanks!
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