Reputation:
Please consider the following Image:
When I ran the following query in coldfusion:
<cfquery datasource="mydb" name="qCoulmnInsert">
INSERT INTO
simplexresults.contactresults_email_account_summary_devices
(open_desktop_int,
open_other_int,
open_phone_int,
open_tablet_int,
open_webmail_int,
<!--- FOR Unique Open --->
unique_webMail_int,
unique_tablet_int,
unique_other_int,
unique_phone_int,
unique_desktop_int,
<!--- FOR DATES --->
startdate_dt,
enddate_dt,
date_dt)
VALUES
<!--- loop through your array --->
<cfloop from="1" to="#arrayLen(cfData)#" index="i">
(
<cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i], "open")>
<cfqueryparam CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_INTEGER" value="#cfData[i].open.Desktop#">
<cfelse>
NULL
</cfif> ,
<cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i], "open")>
<cfqueryparam CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_INTEGER" value="#cfData[i].open.Other#">
<cfelse>
NULL
</cfif> ,
<cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i], "open")>
<cfqueryparam CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_INTEGER" value="#cfData[i].open.Phone#">
<cfelse>
NULL
</cfif> ,
and so on and so forth ...
....
</cfquery>
I get the following error:
Element OPEN.DESKTOP is undefined in a CFML structure referenced as part of an expression.
The error occurred in C:\myfile.cfm: line 55
53 : (
54 : <cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i], "open")>
55 : <cfqueryparam CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_INTEGER" value="#cfData[i].open.Desktop#">
56 : <cfelse>
57 : NULL
I know it's not defined for some of the structures as shown in the image below, but I have included "NULL" in my <cfelse>
statement to handle those cases. Am I doing something wrong here? Please advise.
However the query runs fine for the date range where OPEN'S are defined.
Correct Way:
<cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i], "open")>
<cfif structKeyExists(cfData[i].open,"Desktop")>
<cfqueryparam CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_INTEGER" value="#cfData[i]["open"]["Desktop"]#">
<cfelse>
NULL
</cfif>
<cfelse>
NULL
</cfif> ,
Upvotes: 1
Views: 94
Reputation: 1549
You qualify that "open" is available in your if statement, but "Desktop" is not always available and is not wrapped in a qualifying statement. If other words, "Desktop" is not always a key, but your loop always looks for it as long as the "open" key is defined.
Upvotes: 7