> > myVAR = <cfqueryparam
> > value="#encrypt('FORM.myVAR','encCODE')#"
> > cfsqltype="CF_SQL_VARCHAR" >
>
>
> OK, I now see why this won't work as the encrypt function will return
> characters not accepted by cfqueryparam.
>
> Still leave me with trying to find the best way to accomplish
> the same
> thing...
I think you're method is fine, as long as you get the cfsqltype right.
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