Hi there

Got a query here which I do not understand.

I'm doing two queries,
<!--- query one --->
<cfquery name="qry_getCustReporta"
                datasource="#application.dsn#"
                username="#application.gateway#"
                password="#application.key#" maxrows="1">
                SELECT          min(flow1) as mflow1,
                                        datepart(dd, dt) as day,
                                        datepart(mm, dt) as month,
                                        datepart(yy, dt) as year
                FROM            dbo.milford
                WHERE           flow1 > -0.01
                                        AND
                                        datediff(day, dt, getdate()) = 0
                GROUP BY        datepart(dd, dt), datepart(mm, dt),
datepart(yy, dt)
</cfquery>

<!--- query two --->

<cfquery name="qry_getCustReport"
                datasource="#application.dsn#"
                username="#application.gateway#"
                password="#application.key#" maxrows="1">
                SELECT  dt, flow1
                FROM    dbo.milford
                WHERE   flow1 = #qry_getCustReporta.mflow1#
                                AND
                                flow1 > -0.01
                                AND
                                datediff(day, dt, getdate()) = 0
</cfquery>

OK
The result from the first query is 
<cfoutput>#qry_getCustReporta.mflow1#</cfoutput> which = 26.649746192893399

the result from the second query is (by the way I'm doing this to get the
time stamp) 
<cfoutput>#qry_getCustReport.dt#</cfoutput> which = 2001-07-04 04:30:01 

this works on my development server

but when I run it on the live server

<cfoutput>#qry_getCustReporta.mflow1#</cfoutput> becomes rounded
automatically to 26.65

so when I try to run the second query I obviously get a blank result for 

<cfoutput>#qry_getCustReport.dt#</cfoutput>     

I'm using sql server 7.0 and flow1 has a datatype of (float 8)

Cheers for any help anyone is able to give on this one.

John.

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