Long story short I’d like to upvote this ticket from 8 years ago ![]()
https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-1566
Even If only cfstoredproc, or cfprocresult perhaps would be more appropriate, could support the returntype attribute it would bring an immense performance gain to the system I’m working on.
I have code that reads around 2000 rows, into a query before then converting it into a struct of structs. Right now the code converts from a query and is taking approx 2 seconds using a helper written in CF, whereas using cfquery and returntype=“array” I can make the conversion in 0.1 seconds approx.
I’m aware I can work around this and have used cfquery and EXEC but… this would be the cleaner, intuitive and potentially more secure solution.
It kind of just feels like a logical bit of feature parity.
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