We might be getting somewhere now. After I removed the 
AmountFull='#form.percentfull#' statement, nothing changed. However, after I 
removed Usage='#form.usage#', the error detail in the <cfcatch> tag changed to 
read: "Syntax error in string in query expression 'Drive='C:'." (C: is the name 
being passed in on the form via a hidden input and is not changeable, and C: is 
the value in the database under the Drive field as well). Is the single ' 
(quote) before Drive causing an error? This quote is not listed anywhere in my 
code, but it is showing up in that error message detail.
Tarvalon

>Ahh, the UPDATE statement will not return variables because it doesn't
>perform any SELECT statement. That makes sense. 
>
>What happens if now you go back to the update statement put only update
>ONE field, not two.... Let's try to narrow this sucker down. 
>
>
>.....................
>Ben Nadel
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> 
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Stephen Power [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 1:56 PM
>To: CF-Newbie
>Subject: Re: SQL UPDATE Statement error
>
>No, the SELECT * statement never threw an error. At first, nothing
>displayed (the select statement worked, and I wasn't outputting
>anything). Then, I outputted the variables inside the <cftry> portion,
>and they all showed up on the screen. The SELECT statement works fine,
>it's the UPDATE statement that the (<cfdump var="#update#" />) code
>fails with, as that dump statement is located in the <cfcatch> tag. 
>Tarvalon

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