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leontova #1
Passing multiple cfprocresults out of a CFC
Hi All. I have a stored procedure which returns two datasets. If I wasn't
using a CFC, I'd just use two cfprocresult tags and access each as needed. But
it is my understanding that a function can only return one query(among other
datatypes) and it is assigned one variable name. How do I access multiple
record sets from one CFC function? (I'm using CFMX 6.1) Thanks for your help!
-Andy
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danilocelic *TMM* #2
Re: Passing multiple cfprocresults out of a CFC
leontova wrote:
How about returning a struct that has two memebers, one for each result?> Hi All. I have a stored procedure which returns two datasets. If I wasn't
> using a CFC, I'd just use two cfprocresult tags and access each as needed. But
> it is my understanding that a function can only return one query(among other
> datatypes) and it is assigned one variable name. How do I access multiple
> record sets from one CFC function? (I'm using CFMX 6.1) Thanks for your help!
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