compare values

Hi,

If your query name is "myquery" and the status column name is "status" then you can check like below:

           <cfoutput query="myquery">          

            <br />

                <cfif #myquery.status# eq "yes">

                     #myquery.status#

                <cfelse>

                      #myquery.status#

                </cfif>               

           </cfoutput>

If you want same status continuously then you can use order by in your query.

<cfset numberOfYeses = 0>

<cfoutput query="myQuery">

    <cfif status EQ "yes">

        <cfset numberOfYeses = numberOfYeses + 1>

    </cfif>

</cfoutput>

<cfif numberOfYeses EQ myQuery.recordCount>

    <!--- Then there were all Yeses --->

<cfelseif numberOfYeses EQ 0>

    <!--- Then there were all Nos --->

<cfelse>

    <!--- Then there were Yeses and Nos --->

</cfif>

Let's say the query name is "qry" and the column name is "booln".

A query object is really an array.

<cfset display = "">

<cfif ArrayFindNoCase(qry.booln,"no") AND NOT ArrayFindNoCase(qry.booln,"yes")>

  <cfset display = "no">

<cfelseif ArrayFindNoCase(qry.booln,"yes") AND NOT ArrayFindNoCase(qry.booln,"no")>

  <cfset display = "yes">

<cfelse>

  <cfset display = "both">

<cfif>

HTH,

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