The addition of initializing the variables with the type that you are going to use it for is a preference. I read my original reply over and I didn't have that clearly enough stated.
To everyone else I think I answered your questions with my previous email. Let me know if you still don't understand why I like doing it that way or not.
Joe Rinehart wrote:
----------------------------------------------------------the myQuery=queryNew("") is definitely more "proper," but with cf's typelessness you can save a function call / memory for a query object by just assigning it to an empty string or boolean:
<cfset var qTempQry = "">
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