Where are you using the PreserveSingleQuotes()? It's always worked
for me, and your SQL string doesn't have anything unusual in it.
What exactly did the hotfix do for you?
>Nope, that doesn't work. Actually, I just found a hotfix in a technote:
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Are you *sure* PreservereSingleQuotes() doesn't work?
This works fine:
#PreserveSingleQuotes(myQry)#
I'd guess you're over escaping them somewhere along the line...
Bert
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I'm going crazy here because I can't figure out why this is acting this
way.
We've got some code in a CFSCRIPT block that builds some SQL to be
executed in a query. The variable holds a value that looks like this:
insert into table(id,value1,value2,value3) values(9,'First Name', 'Last
Name','1
OK Don't all rush - Solved it myself:
#Evaluate(DE(ColData))#
Tristram Charnley
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Hi All
I'm building a dynamic query that will export to an Excel
spreadsheet. The client can choose from a list of fields
to export so the query is built dynamically and the column names
in the SELECT statement are built from a list submitted in
a form field. The query works fine.
Next I've got
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