Tom wrote:
>So far I am learning what works and what doesn't work
>with our MS SQL server using trail and error.
Been there and done that. For what its worth, here's the result of my
trial and error: they'll work on Oracle, SQL Server, mySQL and Access
with the exceptions noted below.
cf_sql_varchar - all normal text types
cf_sql_longvarchar - all 'long' text fields. memo, clob etc.
cf_sql_numeric - all numeric types. Does not accept decimal values on
SQL Server, for sure and maybe others
cf_sql_decimal - See above.
cf_sql_timestamp - date+time fields. No Access date/time format works
with any cfsqltype as far as I've been able to tell.
I'd love to hear a fix for the Access date bit, as well as more
documentation, anecdotal or otherwise.
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