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As
someone who does not use QoQ that often, here are some other ways you can do
this:
- If
you want to look up a certain value, create a referential struct based on
the column you wish to lookup, containing the vital
information
- If
you want to create little queries, you could try query functions (querynew,
queryAddColumn etc)
- You
could try converting the query into an array, CFC, function or other
structure that retrieves data in a more relevant
way
- Use
query caching and the startrow / endrow features of cfloop
- Do
lots of little queries with the database instead of continually messing around
with one big query stored in memory
CPU
and memory are different things. Someone with a CS degree should clear that up
for you. Storing data in memory doesn't mean that you avoid processing the data
when you start using it in QoQ.
I
don't know why people use QoQ anyway. It seems limited compared to other ways
of processing data. That's just a personal opinion. I know it's probably
extremely useful in very specific cases.
Joel
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- [cfaussie] QofQ Rod Higgins
- [cfaussie] Re: QofQ Joel Cass
- [cfaussie] Re: QofQ Rod Higgins
- [cfaussie] Re: QofQ Joel Cass
- [cfaussie] Re: QofQ Rod Higgins
- [cfaussie] Re: QofQ Blair McKenzie
