I'm trying to create a function to create csv files from queries. After I run the query, I'm looping through it and appending each row's fields to a StringBuffer object. To that end, I'm putting the column names into an array:
<cfset indexes = #ListToArray(Arguments.header)# />
where the argument is currently a string like:
"col1, col2, col3...."
I've verified that both the query and the array are what they should be by dumping. The trouble comes when looping through the query results. Given:
<cfset indexes_length = #ArrayLen(indexes)# />
<cfloop query="query_for_csv">
<cfloop index="i" from="1" to="#indexes_length#">
<cfset attr = #indexes[i]# />
<cfset sbOutput.Append(
"#query_for_csv[attr][query_for_csv.CurrentRow]#") />
</cfloop>
</cfloop>
Only the first value of the first row is output before I get the error message:
[Table (rows 10 columns col1, col2, col3):
[col1: coldfusion.sql.QueryColumn@6f731eba]
[col2: coldfusion.sql.QueryColumn@6ee67e7f]
[col3: coldfusion.sql.QueryColumn@5c6647cb]
is not indexable by col2
If I replace the variable #attr# with the literal "col2":
#query_for_csv['col2'][query_for_csv.CurrentRow]#
then the loop sails through with no problem, and spits out all the values indexed by 'col2'. Any ideas?
I would guess it's the spaces in your header list that is the problem, so probably this would work:
<cfset attr = trim(indexes[i]) />
However, since you're not using them, you probably don't need that and can just do this...
<cfloop query="QueryName">
<cfloop index="CurCol" list=#QueryName.ColumnList# >
<cfset sbOutput.Append(
QueryName[CurCol][QueryName.CurrentRow]
)/>
</cfloop>
</cfloop>
p.s.
You'll note here that there's only one pair of hashes - there only needs to be one pair in your original code snippets too (in the to
attribute) - the rest are unnecessary noise.