> Jeez! The </cfstoredproc> tag fixed it. My Homesite + 5.5
> doesn't seem
> to think cfstoredproc needs a closing tag. Grr.

Well if it threw the missing parameter error, then technically it
doesn't need it... but only if your stored procedure doesn't have any
arguments... So what's happening is it's dutifully attempting to
execute the sproc with no arguments, gets the error and then doesn't
attempt to execute the procparam arguments where you would otherwise
get the "not within a cfstoredproc" error... Though I'd have expected
it would have thrown that error first since the server needs to
validate some syntax prior to creating the java class file -- I'd have
expected it would have seen the cfprocparam outside of a closed
cfstoredproc tag and immediately produced the "I don't know how to
create a class with this" error. Does it not do that so you can use
<cfinclude> to include cfprocparam tags? And if so, then why doesn't
that work with cfqueryparam?

Oh well... I'm rambling...


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