Might want to search the recent ACFUG archives. <cfqueryparam>
should only be used in the context of the <cfquery> tag since it
tells CF to make the statement a prepared statement. This doesn't
make any sense in any other context since <cfqueryparam> doesn't do
anything special to the data itself.
-dhs
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On Aug 1, 2007, at 11:17 AM, Charlie Stell wrote:
Does anyone know if CFQueryParam is offered in a function version?
Im trying to build out a dynamic query string and then use that for
the where clause...
Thanks!
Charlie
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