Here are my standard steps for dealing with tough query problems:

1) View the CF-generated SQL statement by turning on debugging (or by just
<cfoutput> -ing the code instead of <cfquery> -ing it.

2) Look at the generated statement for obvious errors.

3) Try to run the generated SQL directly in your db, using some db tool
(e.g., Enterprise Manager)

4) Debug in the db, rather than in CF.  

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From: Jon Tillman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 28, 2001 12:43 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: query trouble


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I cannot for the life of me figure out what is wrong with this query. I am 
getting a Syntax Error or Access Violation Error:

<cfquery name="setup" datasource="#application.dsn#">
INSERT INTO tblClient
            (ClientTemplateID, ClientDomain, ClientDomainAction, 
        ClientPackage, ClientTerms, ClientAddress_1,
            ClientAddress_2, ClientCity, ClientState, ClientPostalCode,
            ClientCountry, ClientPhone, ClientPhone_2, ClientEmail,
            ClientFName, ClientMI, ClientLName, ClientCCNumber,
            ClientCCExpire, ClientCCType, ClientComments,
            ClientLogin, ClientPassword, ClientNew, ClientPrice)
VALUES     (#session.TemplateID#, '#session.Domain#',
                '#session.DomainAction#', #session.package#,
               '#session.terms#', '#session.Address_1#',
               '#session.Address_2#', '#session.City#',
               '#session.State#', #session.PostalCode#,
               '#session.Country#', #session.Phone#,
               #session.Phone2#, '#session.Email#',
               '#session.FName#', '#session.MI#',
               '#session.LName#', #Right(session.CCNumber, 4)#,
               #CreateODBCDateTime(CreateDate(session.CCexpYr,          
session.CCexpMo, 1))#,
               '#session.CCType#', '#session.Conmments#',
               '#session.Email#', '#password#',  'yes',
               #application.packageprice#)
</cfquery>

Any help would be much appreciated.

- -- 
Jon Tillman
http://www.eruditum.org

Next thing they'll want is a word-processor that auto-updates quake 
mods, gets stock quotes, waters the office plants, walks their dog, 
orders a pizza, and is connected to a client/employee database.

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