> Ok, I've been pulling my hair out for two straight days now 
> on this. I have a numeric field that I am populating with the 
> results of a previous query. The column in this query could 
> return a null value. If I set the CFQUERYPARAM null option to 
> "Yes" it doesn't throw an error but everything is passed as a 
> null. Am I missing something here? Maybe I've been looking at 
> it too long. Thanks for any help,

If you pass NULL="YES", it will always set the value to NULL. Use something
like this instead:

<cfqueryparam ... null="#some expression that returns yes if you want the
value to be NULL, or no otherwise#">

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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