you either need to store metadata about your table (e.g. in another table
that defines the columns), or to query the sysobjects table, i think.


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I don't think that will work

field
-------------------------------
fname                     justin          varchar
lname                     1                    varchar
age                  10                   int

isnumeric(fname)          no
isnumeric(lname)          yes
isnumeric(age)       yes

I think....

Justin


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<cfif IsNumeric(fieldname1)>
     WHERE fieldname1 = 1
<cfelse>
     WHERE fieldname1 = 'abc'
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I have a generic tag that will do a QoQ.

<cfquery name ="SubQuery" dbtype = "query">
           SELECT         *
           FROM                     MyQuery
           WHERE          fieldname1 = 'abc' [or         WHERE
      fieldname1 = 1 ]

I want to do

fieldname1 = 'abc' if the fieldname is a string/varchar/char etc..
or
fieldname1 = 1 if the fieldname is a INT/number

How can I test if the SQL type in the Query is INT or VARCHAR???

Thanks ~J

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