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Going with what you have here, with no WHERE clause, the amount of records
updated will be the same amount of rows in the relevant table.

So a simple SELECT COUNT(*) FROM myTable will give you the amount of rows
updated.

Also, if it were in an SP you could send back the rows effected to CF, just
as QA does it.

N





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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of dominic watson
Sent: 03 October 2005 19:03
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Subject: [CF-Dev] Find number of columns effected in a cfquery

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I am running an update query through coldfusion using cfquery. The query 
goes something like:

<cfquery datasource="mydatabase" name="myquery">
    UPDATE   myTable
    SET            myField = "x"
</cfquery>


Is there a way to find the number of rows affected by the query (query 
analyser manages it somehow)?

Thanks,
dom
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