Sorry about that 
I have updated version of the code. What it does is updating all records 
rathere than updating only changed records.

<cfif isDefined("btnOption")>
        <cfloop index="i"  from="1" to="#ListLen(form.opt)#">
                 <cfset variables.this=ListGetAt(form.opt,i)>
            <cfloop query="getOptions">
                <cfset option2=#getOptions.id#>
            
                        <cfquery name="getOptions2" datasource="cfelsunrise" 
dbtype="odbc" >
        select * from questionOptions where id in (#option2#) and options 
='#variables.this#'
</cfquery>
                        
                <cfif getOptions2.recordcount eq 0>
                        
                        <cfquery name="qryOptionSave2" datasource="cfelsunrise" 
dbtype="odbc">
                                update questionOptions set 
options='#variables.this#' where id='#option2#' and surveyID=#surveyID# and 
questionID=#questionID#
                        </cfquery>
                </cfif>
            
        </cfloop>
       </cfloop>
     <cflocation url="addRemoveQuestion.cfm?surveyID=#surveyID#" addtoken="no">
</cfif>

>Did you read my response to this same question in the other thread before
>you decided to post it yet again as a duplicate thread?
>
>
>On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 12:37 PM, erik tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> 

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