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Retreiving fields from Access DB, Cold Fusion

I am retreiving all fields from a certain table in my Access DB and want to output the data in those fields on my page. The table is specified by the URL parameter, so I need the output to correspond with the correct table. So i cant simply just <cfoutput>#fieldname#</cfoutput> because the field names are different for each table.

Basically, is there a way to output all the info in a table without specifying the field names? Like a <cfoutput>#ALL#</cfoutput> or something?????

My code:
<cfquery datasource="XX" name="getRecords">
<cfset table = URL.record>
SELECT * FROM #table#

</cfquery>
<cfloop query="getRecords">
<cfoutput> </cfoutput>
</cfloop>

Thanks for your help, hope you understand what I'm saying!

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#queryname.ColumnList# will give you a comma-delimited list of the query columns

you can loop over those with a cfloop inside the main cfoutput
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I'd be throwing up a huge red flag on this approach, unless you truly have no security concerns. For example, if you have a table with user names and passwords, it would be trivial for a malicious user to alter the URL parameter and end up with a full list of all your users and passwords. Be careful.

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