you will only be looking at the first BO_ID - and I am guessing that there are 23 unique BO_IDs
if you want to process all of the records you either need an inner CFOUTPUT or loss the GROUP attribute.
On 9/5/06, Andrew Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dale,
Not my code, but before I clean it up properly I need to know why there is a
difference.
And even with the inner joins it still doesn't match the difference to using
the cfoutput group="", the code you posted Dale is the code I did write, and
it returned 73 records, as well as the code I posted 73 records. The
original query without the extra and the group attribute and with the cfif
and cfelse returnes 23 records.
And I don't understand what the difference is between doing it entirely in
the SQL and doing it via a group attribute on the cfoutput?
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Aegeon Pty. Ltd.
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