>I hear you, but cfqueryparm was historically not "all good"... It
> disables query caching via cachedwithin.  This was always a frustrating
> limitation and my understanding is that is has been fixed in CF8 but I
> haven't played with cf8 yet to know for sure.

Not once have I needed to cache a query since I started January of 1998 version 
3.1.  It's probabaly just the types of apps I have built (more complex business 
apps than high traffic thus needing caching).  So no skin off my nose on that 
one

> Query parameter binding also has down-sides... It makes debugging via
> SQL query profiling much harder (can't see the actual query & parameters
> in an easy-to-read way); I don't recall if the query as seen in a
> CF-generated error message looks different too.

Well...that's a bit of grasping at straws IMHO.  A pain for sure, but I'd 
rather 
have the performance all the time than the occasional PITA debugging a query ;-)

Anyways...I think this is marks the 1 millionth time I've had this 
discussion....do I get a door prize?? ;-)

Cheers

Bryan Stevenson B.Comm.
VP & Director of E-Commerce Development
Electric Edge Systems Group Inc.
phone: 250.480.0642
fax: 250.480.1264
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