Encapsulates a native Coldfusion query. Methods of this class primarily wrap those of CFXQuery in Macromedia's CFX API. This allows direct access and ensures performance on par with native Coldfusion queries.

Macromedia's CFX API allows CFX tags to be passed a single query. This is accessed via the Request object's "query" field. Additionally, developers can create as many query objects as they like, and all of them will subsequently be available by name in CFML.

However, the tableexport and tableimport methods act as a gateway between a native Coldfusion Query and a FlareScript table. In some cases FlareScript tables may be beneficial alternatives for performance or utility.

Query( name:string, columns:table )
» Creates a ColdFusion query, accessible after the ImageFlare call ends. ( SEE : Coldfusion <-> ImageFlare )

name:string
» get only, name

rowcount:number
» get only, rowcount

colcount:number
» get only, colcount

columns:table
» get only, integer indexed column names

addrow( ):number
» adds a row to the query and returns the index of that row

get( row:number, col:number ):string
» get query data

set(row,col,value)
» set cell at row and col to value

tableexport( ):table
» export query to table, integer indexed table[row][col]

tableimport( data:table )
» import data from table into query, table is integer indexed table[row][col] query schema is the master, columns in the table which do not exist in the query are ignored table can add more rows than the query originally had, the same is not exactly true when the table removes (does not define) rows if the table has less rows than the query did originally, the existing data unspecified by table is left in query, data is pasted into the existing query, leaving some records on the end, you can create a new query