access to "COMPUTE" aggregate function?

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    Default access to "COMPUTE" aggregate function?

    Came across an interesting article about the COMPUTE option in TRANSACT-SQL.
    The example given was the following:
    SELECT
    Prod.ProductId ,
    Prod.ProductName ,
    Cat.CategoryName ,
    Prod.UnitsInStock * Prod.UnitPrice AS StockValue
    FROM dbo.Products AS Prod
    INNER JOIN dbo.Categories AS Cat
    ON Prod.CategoryId = Cat.CategoryId
    ORDER BY
    Cat.CategoryName
    COMPUTE SUM(Prod.UnitsInStock * Prod.UnitPrice)

    The results actually return 2 record sets- the first being as expected and the
    second being 1 row consisting of the sum. However, if you run it in CF, you
    only seem to have access to the first recordset. Is there anyway to access the
    second recordset?

    lifeinkorea Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: access to "COMPUTE" aggregate function?

    Put your T-SQL into a stored procedure and called it with CFSTOREDPROC, then you can retrieve both results sets with CFPROCRESULT tags.

    Phil
    paross1 Guest

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    Default Re: access to "COMPUTE" aggregate function?

    Cool- works as advertised! Thanks!!
    lifeinkorea Guest

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