[cfaussie] Re: MySQL and CF

2006-10-16 Thread cfgroupie

Thanks guys,

Yeah I worked that out a few days ago. This question didn't go up for
DAYSmust have been a google thang. 

Thanks anyway.

Jeremy


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[cfaussie] Re: MySQL and CF

2006-10-15 Thread Steve Onnis

Where are you seeing the question mark? In the debug output ?

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Hi guys,

I posted this yesterday but I'm unsure how come it didn't arrive on the
list. Nevertheless I'll ask again.

In my CFQUERY I am using the CFQUERYPARAM tag

cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer
value=#CheckCandidate.CandidateID# /

Now most of the stuff I work on is in MSSQL. But I've recently takin up
a MySQL contract in which I will be required to use a MySQL database.
When I use the above code with cfqueryparam in my SQL statement I get ?
marks where the value should be.

Is CFQUERYPARAM only for MSSQL or am I missing something with MySQL?

Jeremy





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[cfaussie] Re: MySQL and CF

2006-10-15 Thread Haikal Saadh

That's normal. The question mark indicated the value will get plugged in 
somewhere down the line.

If you look within a few lines of the SQL statement, you'll see the 
actual values that get plugged in to where the ?s are.

cfgroupie wrote:
 Hi guys,

 I posted this yesterday but I'm unsure how come it didn't arrive on the
 list. Nevertheless I'll ask again.

 In my CFQUERY I am using the CFQUERYPARAM tag

 cfqueryparam cfsqltype=cf_sql_integer
 value=#CheckCandidate.CandidateID# /

 Now most of the stuff I work on is in MSSQL. But I've recently takin up
 a MySQL contract in which I will be required to use a MySQL database.
 When I use the above code with cfqueryparam in my SQL statement I get ?
 marks where the value should be.

 Is CFQUERYPARAM only for MSSQL or am I missing something with MySQL?

 Jeremy


 
   

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ICT Resources, TALSS
QUT Kelvin Grove


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