> why : can you use <> in your select statment & not NEQ
IS, NEQ and IS NOT (etc.) are CF ways of handling the logic without
encroaching on the HTML commands that could be embedded
> and why: can you only use NEQ & not <> in your CFIF statment for
> an Output?
Within CF <> specify the start and end of a tag, thus if you put them within
another tag, it assumes you're starting/ending a new tag.
http://localhost/CFDocs/Developing_Web_Applications_with_ColdFusion/06_Funct
ions_and_Expressions/dwa06_4.htm
gives the description of all operators within CF
Philip Arnold
ASP Multimedia Limited
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