> try this to set your variables instead:
>
> <cfset D1 = "createODBCdate('#userYear#-#userMonth#-#userDay#')">
> <cfset D2 = "createODBCdate('#userYear#-#userMonth#-01')">
>
> I'm not entirely sure about it, but I had a similar problem a
> while back and this made the difference.
Both of these CFSETs will create a string saying "createODBCdate('...')" and
not a data string
Get rid of the quotes around the function
You can also use ParseDateTime as CF naturally stores dates as ODBCDateTime
format
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