Hi,

I need to build a SQL update statement dynamically, based on what form
fields are being passed in at a particular time. The database is MS
SQL Server.

Many of the fields are longish text fields, which may have single
quotes within them. I can determine the datatype of each passed field
by looking for a value within the form field name itself. While I can
build the statement as straight SQL, I'd like to use cfqueryparam for
all the usual reasons, including the fact that it will deal with
handling those text fields properly, escaping the single quotes as
necessary.

But this doesn't seem possible, since I have to output the SQL string
in the cfquery statement. I can build the cfqueryparam statements into
the string, but they aren't evaluated.

Is there any way to use cfqueryparam in this situation? And if not,
what is the proper way to escape those single quotes so that I can
leave them within the individual text string?

-- 
Thanks,

Tom

Tom McNeer
MediumCool
http://www.mediumcool.com
530 Means St NW, Suite 110
Atlanta, GA 30318
404.589.0560

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