I have a group of data from excel file read the file and take the result in a variable for create a new excel with what are wrong and i try
local.sheetData =queryNew("FirstName,LastName,Address,Email,Phone,DOB,Role");
for(row in data){
queryAddRow(local.sheetData);
if(row["First Name"] != '' || row["Last Name"] != '' || row["Address"] != '' || row["Email"] != '' || row["Phone"] != '' || row["DOB"] != '' || row["Role"] != ''){
if(row["First Name"] === '' || row["Last Name"] === '' || row["Address"] === '' || row["Email"] === '' || row["Phone"] === '' || row["DOB"] === '' || row["Role"] === ''){
local.endresult = arrayToList(local.nullMessage)
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "FirstName", row["First Name"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "LastName", row["Last Name"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Address", row["Address"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Email", row["Email"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Phone", row["Phone"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "DOB", row["DOB"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Role", row["Role"]);
}else{
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "FirstName", row["First Name"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "LastName", row["Last Name"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Address", row["Address"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Email", row["Email"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Phone", row["Phone"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "DOB", row["DOB"]);
querySetCell(local.sheetData, "Role", row["Role"]);
}
}
}
return local.sheetData;
it working fine and get the result like
i wand sort this query and show the any cell is empty that row show first. how to sort the query in coldfusion ?
The easiest way to sort a query in ColdFusion is to use the Query-of-Queries feature.
tag syntax
<cfset myQuery = ...>
<cfquery name="sortedQuery" dbtype="query">
SELECT * FROM myQuery ORDER BY col1, col2 DESC;
</cfquery>
cfscript syntax
var myQuery = ...;
var sortedQuery = queryExecute("
SELECT * FROM myQuery ORDER BY col1, col2 DESC;
", {}, {dbtype: "query"});
In any case - if you insert rows in the right order, you don't need to sort anything, so pre-sorting data
before your loop would be the most efficient option you have.