Personally, I don't use cfinsert, cfupdate, or any of the cfform tags. Sure they're quick and convenient, but they're not very flexible. As soon as you want to do something even slightly beyond the design (like set a DateUpdated field to now() for example) you're faced with either rewriting the code or a nasty kludge ( <cfset form.DateUpdated = now()> ).
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