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DEVELOPING COLDFUSION 9 APPLICATIONS

Accessing and Using Data

When indexing a recordset retrieved from a database, the

to the data source:

Primary key column of the data source table.

Specifies a query column name.

Columns that you want to search for the index.

that contains either a directory path and filename, or a directory path that contains the documents to be indexed.

tag to index tabular data is like indexing documents, with the exception that you refer to column

names from the generated recordset in the

specifying that the

Salary, which are identified using the

primary key for the recordset.

Index a ColdFusion query

Create a Verity collection for the data that you want to index.

The following example assumes that you have a Verity collection named CodeColl. You can use the ColdFusion

Administrator to create the collection, or you can create the collection programmatically by using the

tag. For more information, see

cfcollection

"Creating a collection with the cfcollection

Create a ColdFusion page with the following content:

, this attribute specifies the columns that you want to index. If set to

attribute. In the following example, the

tag index the contents of the recordset columns Emp_ID, FirstName, LastName, and

attribute. The Emp_ID column is listed as the

"Creating a collection with the ColdFusion

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tag uses the following attributes that correspond

tag" on page 482.

, this is a column

attribute is set to

attribute, making it the

Administrator" on