http://www.cacfug.org/a/archives/2007.cfm
There are pics on this site of our own John Mason and Charlie Arehart
presenting at CFUnited Express along with a synopsis of the event.
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Right, there is definitely a band-aid approach. I was hoping to discover or
be shown exactly why this is happening. I'm going to use the band-aid
approach for now using this:
equiptype=
That's only midly ugly. I guess it might be better to use and CFIF
statement instead in the case that ther
I am not sure why the behavior of the cfgrid is getting the value when it
queries the data source. Did you check to make sure that the specified
column does not have a default value of some type? If 2005 is actually able
to send the string "null" to the cfgrid, then that is indeed a behavior that
While I am not terribly versed in MSSQL, it sounds like it may be
treating the word "NULL" as a varchar or text value?
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Tom,
Syntax error on my part. It is an UPDATE that I'm doing and not an INSERT.
The code I provided is the update statement. As far as the old code, it
exists in a backup file but is not present at all in the live code.
The behavior that the app is displaying is as follows:
1. If I click in
Jeff,
Bottom line, why is isnerting the string "null" into my db instead of
???
There's nothing in the code you showed that would insert that value.
Just a guess, but -- is your old code in place, the code that tried to
create "null" in a string value? You're experiencing the same behavior y
Hey all,
I'm working on an asset tracking system and once again I've found myself
using the CFGRID to be able to edit serveral items at once and then save.
In the past week we've migrated to SQL Server 2005. I am having an issue
with saving NULL values to the db. I just read Charlie's blog from
