Q&A
| Q1: | When I create a column alias, is it saved anywhere? |
| A1: | No. Column aliases are relative to the template file in which they're created. To save a column alias so that it can be referenced throughout your applications, use a table view. |
| Q2: | Why do I get SQL errors when I use aggregate functions? |
| A2: | Some aggregate functions will work only with the number data type and will return errors if they encounter a text field. Check your data types carefully before using aggregate functions. |
| Q3: | When I use a table join, why don't I have to use the table prefixes in my <CFOUTPUT>section? |
| A3: | Because the join does this for you. orders.name becomes name, and so on. ColdFusion returns the results of a join exactly as it would the results from any standard ... |
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