Query with a list

Question

Hi everyone.
I've been stressing over how to do this, and it is trivial,
it seems, but I'm just not quite sure.
I need to create a report (Mostly just tables. I got those
out of the way first), but the confusing part of the report is
selecting what goes where.
The report looks like a table, with each cell containing the
number of events that falls within it's category (rows denote one
field, columns denote another). My question is how to do the query.
The tricky thing is, on this web page there has to be 5 of
these tables. The data are shown in the tabled dependent on certain
date values they hold. For example, I need one table for things
that will occur in 30 or less days, one for 30-90 days, and one for
90+ days.
I already did the logic to get the ID's of every piece of
data for each table. I stored them in 3 lists, NearIDs, MidIDs, and
FarIDs.
Basically, I want to do this for each cell:
SELECT Count(IDs) AS #field1##field2#IDs
FROM NearIDs
WHERE #field1# = #field1# AND #field2# = #field2#
I don't think that I can do that, though. Any suggestions?
EDIT: Okay, ignore everything above if you'd like. I'd still
like to know how to do this technique, but the question I really
need answered is as follows.
I have a few dynamically named integer variables that I need
to change. For a simplistic example, this is what I have:
<cfset AAA = 0>
<cfset AAB = 0>
<cfset ABA = 0>
etc...
Now I want to do this:
<cfset #uservariable1##uservariable2##uservariable3# =
#uservariable1##uservariable2##uservariable3# + 1>
Where uservar1, uservar2, and uservar3 are all either A, B,
or C etc... (Basically I don't need to worry about undefined
characters).
How do I write the code that might change AAA to 1 when
uservar 1 = A, uservar2 = A, uservar3 = A or change AAB to 1 when
uservar1 = A, uservar2 = A and uservar3 = B.
Thanks again,
-Bull

Answer 1

In answer to the 2nd part of your post:
<CFSET
variables["#uservariable1##uservariable2##uservariable3#"] =
variables["#uservariable1##uservariable2##uservariable3#"] + 1>
CR