We have an Access DB where we need to re-set all passwords to match the
user's member number (this is just a temporary change). We want to hash
the new passwords.
This query works without the hashing:
<cfquery name="changePassword" datasource="#Application.Datasource#">
UPDATE Members
SET Password=Members.MemberNo;
</cfquery>
But this query doesn't work with the hashing:
<cfquery name="changePassword" datasource="#Application.Datasource#">
UPDATE Members
SET Password=#Hash(Members.MemberNo)#;
</cfquery>
I get the error "Members.MemberNo" is an undefined element. Adding
quotes around or within the function doesn't help. The MemberNo is a
text field in the db.
Suggestions? Thanks.
--
Regards,
Bob Haroche
OnPoint Solutions
www.OnPointSolutions.com
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