> >This is not an SP per se, it is just how SQL handles these dynamic SQL
> >strings.
> >
>
> Upon further research this is a SP.

sp_prepare() and sp_execute() are "system stored procedures" which respectively
prepare and execute the SQL. The SQL code from your cfquery does not become a
stored procedure, it's just a batch of SQL. When you use cfqueryparam, SQL
server uses this execution model (aka "prepared statements").

I haven't checked this, but presumably if you're seeing the call to
sp_execute(), you should be seeing the sp_prepare() as well, which will let you
make the link between SQL code and parameter values.

Nick




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