#simplevalues

[ayasmithart]

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[gamesover2600]

When is a ColdFusion SimpleValue not a SimpleValue?

Answer:  When it’s a “QueryColumn”.

I was dumping a ColdFusion struct using a new CFDumpLite custom tag/UDF that I’m developing and I came across an issue that had been causing me a problem for a while.  I was looping over SQL query column names to auto-generate a struct.  The code looked something like this:

<CFSET MyStruct = StructNew()> <CFLOOP LIST="#myQuery.ColumnList#" INDEX="thisColumn">     <CFSET MyStruct[thisColumn] = myQuery[thisColumn]> </CFLOOP>

NOTE:  Apparently Adobe added their own QueryGetRow() function that mimics this behavior in CF11.

When dumped using CFDump, it looked like regular keys and simple text values... but using isSimpleValue() would return “no” as the underlying data type was detected as “coldfusion.sql.QueryColumn“.  (I identified this by outputting MyStruct[thisColumn].getClass().getName().toString(). Normally values are returned as java.lang.String, java.lang.Integer or java.sql.Date.

If I set the variables manually using dot notation, the values are detected as “simple strings”:

MyStrucy.Column1Name = myQuery.Column1Name

SOLUTION: In order to get the assignment via the loop to function as expected, I had to indicate that I wanted the result in the “first row”...

<CFSET MyStruct[thisColumn] = myQuery[thisColumn][1]>

The most frustrating thing is that I wasn’t able to initially determine why my script wasn’t working as expected.  It looked like a “simple value”, but ColdFusion refused to identify it as such.  It still looked like a simple value when using CFDump, but some validation I was using ignored the values because it was being detected as “QueryColumn” instead of string, integer, date, etc.

In 2015, I wrote a TypeOf() UDF to help identify CF data types, but I hadn’t identified and configured this datatype during my testing. I referred back to the UDF code for assistance and used getClass().getName() to compare the datatype differences, but since the variables were passed individually to the UDF, it wasn’t considered “QueryColumn” anymore and was detected as the simplier simple value data types.  (I was only able to determine this by directly outputting the getClass() result without using a UDF.)

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[ayasmithart]

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