I don't think there's any mandate about how each recordset is created.
Ideally, you'd want one query, but that's not always possible.  That's
the beauty of FLiP - the architect needn't worry about implementation,
only the end result.  (My thoughts are to hand off complex qry_ files to
a strong DBA developer to develop stored procs, but to each their own)

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Billy Cravens


-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Chastain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 9:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FLiP/Fusebox Process Question

Supposedly with the FLiP/FuseBox process, an application architect goes
through and "designs" the entire application and in the end has a
collection of fusedocs.   Now the database fusedocs get handed off to
the DB guy and he/she is supposed to design the database and all the
queries - right?

What happens, since the architect does not know anything about the
database design, if the query fusedocs specify something that cannot be
accomplished using just a single query?

For example, say I want to retrieve a list of books in a certain genre
from a library, but one of the fields I want returned in the recordset
is a the author of the book.  Now, a book can have multiple authors
though, so the author field would actually be a list that would need to
be generated from a seperate query.

To solve this, can a single query file contain more than one query and
some other CF logic to generate the required result or what happens
here?  I am running into a situation like this where I have a set of
query fusedocs and a pre-existing database and there is not a method to
use a single query to generate the required results (unless someone
knows how to make a single field in a recordset actually be a comma
seperated list of values from another query?).

Thanks
Jeff Chastain

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