Are you sure that the value in arr1 which lines up with D points to a 
char, varchar, etc.?  Try removing the cfquery from around the query to 
show what is actually being produced.  Also, check your schema to make 
sure that the columns are correctly defined.

--Ben Doom

Deepak Gupta wrote:
> I dumped arr2 and i got the value D which is correct. But somehow its
> recognizing it as double . I dont understand my column name is
> actually firstName and the value i am passing is 'derek'. I cut down
> to D even then it gives me error. Its the D value that i am setting
> using an update query.
> 
> 
> DG
>> Wait.  What is actually stored in arr2?  It looks like you're
>> trying to store the value "Value1" in a double.  Try dumping arr2
>> -- you may be getting value names instead of values.
>> 
>> --Ben

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