Not sure if I've read your question right, but heres a tip:
The group attribute can often be used to avoid the need for arrays.
Try this:
#PRJ_PointID#,
#PRJ_MainID#,
,#fund_name#
The output is not exactly the same as your desired output, but Im hoping
thats be
I should have explained where I am at. I have run the qury to get the data and
then created and populated the 2darray in a loop. Code shown below.
SELECT PRJ_PointID, PRJ_MainID, Fund_Name
FROM PRJ_FundAmount
GROUP BY PRJ_PointID, PRJ_MainID, Fund_Name
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Oh yeah, and that's a query and output, not an array. But that's looks like
what you are asking for.
Robert
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http://tutorial150.easycfm.com/
On 11/15/06, J Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are using cf with access as a database for an application here at work.
I've only been using cf for
http://tutorial150.easycfm.com/
On 11/15/06, J Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We are using cf with access as a database for an application here at work.
> I've only been using cf for about 2 weeks now so I'm a little green. I have
> an access table that stores project funding information
We are using cf with access as a database for an application here at work. I've
only been using cf for about 2 weeks now so I'm a little green. I have an
access table that stores project funding information in it that I need to
manipulate.
here is a snippet from the table:
PRJ_PointID PRJ_
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