>Hurry back before Dave notices you've actually posted something and turns
>the thread into a slugfest. ;-)

Doesn't matter, he'll notice! lol!

Ok, I removed the cftry. This sucker inserts TWO records into the db. If you 
get back a recordcount from the search, it inserts a record with the correct 
info, then ANOTHER record with an empty string for the criteria and 0 for the 
recordcount. lol! This is actually kinda funny. If I remove the cfparam, it 
correctly just inserts one record.  KOO KOO....KOO KOO.... KOO KOO! 

 <cfparam name="FORM.criteria" default="">
 <!--- Call the DAO  for categories--->
  <cfset prodcategories = APPLICATION.productDAO.getCategories()>
  <!--- Call the DAO and get featured products --->
  <cfset getfeaturedproducts = APPLICATION.productDAO.getfeaturedproducts()>
  <!---Call the DAO to retrieve products by form criteria  --->         
                <cfset getsearchproducts = 
APPLICATION.productDAO.searchProducts(criteria=FORM.criteria)>
<!--- Insert this search into the database --->
<cfinvoke component="#APPLICATION.productDAO#" method="insertSearch" 
criteria="#FORM.criteria#"
searchreturncount="#getsearchproducts.recordcount#">

Then in my cfc:

<cffunction name="insertSearch" access="public" output="false" hint="Adds 
search to db">
          <cfargument name="criteria" required="yes" type="string">
          <cfargument name="searchreturncount" required="yes" type="numeric">
          <cfset var insertsearch = "">
          <cfquery datasource="#VARIABLES.dsn#" name="insertsearch">
          INSERT INTO tblSearches (searchwords, searchdate, searchreturns)
          VALUES (<cfqueryparam value="#ARGUMENTS.criteria#">, 
          <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_timestamp" value="#DateFormat(Now(), 
"M/DD/YYYY")#">,
          <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_smallint" 
value="#ARGUMENTS.searchreturncount#">         
           )
          </cfquery>      
          </cffunction>

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