Ok
Just wanted to check that I wasn't going mad and couldn't do it in
ColdFusion!

I will have to find out how intersystems' Cache stores its system tables!
Hmmmmm.....

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you could query the systables to find out the structure of this table,
store that in your struct, then output it in the order you want.


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Hi All.  Can anyone help me with this problem?
I'm being passed a SQL table name and a unique_id via a URL, which is the
table I need to query.  I return all fields (SELECT *) in the table (whose
structure I do not know), where the EntryId (which is always a field in the
table) equals the unique_id.
I then want to display the data, along with the field names from the table.
However, the CFQUERY.columnlist shows all the fields in alphabetical order.
Is there another way to get the field names and data displayed (eg loading
it into a structure or something?)
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