That was indeed a great help, I had to slightly modify your code to get it to
work. I had to change it to this (for some strange reason it doesn't like
checking for the length > 0?)
<cfprocparam
type = "IN"
null = "#YesNoFormat(Not isDate(arguments.fixdate))#"
value = #trim(arguments.fixdate)#
cfsqltype = CF_SQL_DATE
dbvarname = @fixdate>
this works OK. And yes, I do still use the 'dbvarname' attribute purely as a
personal thing.
Thanks for your help.
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