About your first point, for what you say to happen, you'd also need quotes
around the variable on the left:

<cfset someVar = "myVar">
<cfset "#someVar#" = "something">

<cfoutput>
#myVar#
</cfoutput>

Without the quotes it'll error.

Adrian

-----Original Message-----
From: Greg Morphis
Sent: 23 April 2008 20:07
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: My query is returning nothing and/or erroring out


 <cfset #cookiemainline# = 'XXXXX'>
WTH? maybe you mean
 <cfset cookiemainline = 'XXXXX'>

you're assigning the value to what CF translates cookiemainline into..
Most of the time, you don't need #'s in CF functions

so, you dont need <cfif #myValue#..
just do a <cfif myValue....


to test the query results.. dump the query..
<cfdump var="#lookup#" />

After that.. try placing some cfoutput's in there to test.. E.G.

<CFCOOKIE NAME="mainline" VALUE="#FORM.mainline#">

<cfif COOKIE.mainline NEQ "">
   <cfset cookiemainline = COOKIE.mainline>
<cfelse>
   <cfset cookiemainline = 'XXXXX'>
</cfif>

<cfoutput>#cookiemainline#</cfoutput>

See if it's what it's suppose to be

On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 1:57 PM, Michael Stevens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I don't have to play with ColdFusion enough so I may be missing something
>  pretty simple... The full page can be found at
>  www.bctarizona.com/searchML.txt
>
>  <cfquery name="lookup" datasource="AR">
>  SELECT acct_id, date_ascii, invoice_num, order_num, item_code,
stock_code,
>  main_line, qty, ink_1, ink_2, ink_3, ink_4
>  FROM "QInvHisDetail"
>  WHERE main_line CONTAINS '#cookiemainline#'
>  ORDER BY date_ascii
>  DESC
>  </cfquery>
>
>  The above give me the following error:
>  Syntax Error: SELECT acct_id, date_ascii, invoice_num, order_num,
item_code,
>  stock_code, main_line, qty, ink_1, ink_2, ink_3, ink_4 FROM
"QInvHisDetail"
>  WHERE main_line CONTAINS<< ??? >> 'Mike' ORDER BY date_ascii DESC
>
>  If I change CONTAINS to LIKE it does not error out but it produces no
output
>  other than the table row of headers.
>
>  Now that I'm thinking about it it could be the output loop but I copied
and
>  pasted the whole thing from another page that works. The only thing I
>  changed was the query name from Recordset1 to lookup and I changed it
>  everywhere else on the page.
>
>  Anyone see my problem?
>
>  Thanks,
>
>  Mike


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