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Should I Use A Structure?: msg#00058cms.cold-fusion.user.azcfug
Hi gang. I have a Users table, and one of the fields is UserStateCode, a numeric foreign key off the States table. I have an application level query that maintains the States data resident, so theoretically I can always call Application.StateQuery.StateName or StateAbbrev if I know the StateCode. Here's my problem: When I run a user query, I get the user's name, address, city, StateCode, etc. I need to correlate that numeric StateCode against my application.StateQuery so that when I output the User's record, "16" is replaced with "Indiana" in the output. How do I do this? Right now, I'm running the following: <cfoutput query="GetUserInfo"> State: #Application.StateCodes.StateName[UserStateCode]# </cfoutput> The only big problem with this is that I'm pulling the index, NOT the key, right? In other words, I'm pulling the StateAbbrev for the 16th record in the list, NOT necessarily for StateCode=16. I don't think this is reliable; what if my States data changes? Do I need a structure so I can run a key/value pair? Or am I making this just ridiculously complicated? :-) Thanks for any help... ---Judd __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail ? Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/ |
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