This should go to the discussion list (and I redirected it there).
Is the column set to allow nulls? If not, that's your issue.
-dhs
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"Dean H. Saxe" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This should go to the discussion list (and I redirected it there).I apologize, this is my first attempt at trying to ask a question to the ACFUG and I just replied to an email that I received.Is the column set to allow nulls? If not, that's your
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This should go to the discussion list (and I redirected it
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I apologize, this is my first attempt at trying to
ask
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;", set it to NULL instead. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Howard Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2006 3:00 PM To: discussion@acfug.org Subject: Re: [ACFUG Discuss] Re: [ACFUG Community] Quick (and hopefully simple) question about updating a SQL Server tab
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That's what I did. Thanks.
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Jeff,
Here are 3 links to a 3-part tutorial in
ColdFusion Developers Journal
Any reason to validate before the cfquery as some suggested or is it just
personal preference vs doing in the SQL statement?
** Purely personal, I just like my SQL to look clean. If you have to do this
for 30 fields, I'd write a quick function:
cffunction name=CleanupVar returntype=string
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Thanks everyone for your help. The response was quick and
useful. Nice to know there is some place I can turn for help since I'm
in is , set it to NULL
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Think of validation like a pair of funnels (input/output) with
business logic in the middle. Your data must pass through the funnel
successfully on input before being put into the business logic. Data
must be passed through a screen on output to ensure it doesn't
contain any malicious
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