I've hacked my way around this by overriding my getXIterator method on
my custom XRecord object:
<cffunction name="getCNIterator" access="private" output="false"
returntype="reactor.iterator.iterator"
hint="This is a hack that forces the creation of a new
CNIterator. I
need it because on some queries I set a join, but on others I must
have it removed. The iterator object does not give me any way to do
this.">
<cfargument name="reset" default="false" type="boolean">
<cfif arguments.reset AND structKeyExists(variables.children,
"CNIterator")>
<cfset structDelete(variables.children, "CNIterator")>
</cfif>
<cfreturn super.getCNIterator()>
</cffunction>
I'd love to avoid this if I can, but for the moment I'm out of options.
On 8/14/06, Mark Stanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All
Is there any way to remove a join from an iterator once
getXIterator().join() has been called?
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