RE: HELP: Strange CF Problem

[David Grant]

Don’t know if this will fix your problem, but you can definitely let SQL Server add the value for you, w/out CF   <cfquery name="qryGetHitCount" datasource="#Request.dsn#">             UPDATE tblContent             SET numHitCount = numHitCount + 1             WHERE numContentID = #Request.stAttributes.numContentID# </cfquery>     I’m out     -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Schreck, Tom Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 3:27 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: HELP: Strange CF Problem   I have a stored procedure being called via cfmodule that queries a specific record, retrieves its hit count, then increments the hitcount by 1.  We noticed the hit count being updated by 2.  I figured something’s wrong with the stored procedure.  I replaced the stored proc call in the cfmodule call with actual sql query to retrieve the hit count then a second query to update hitcount by 1.  Record is still getting updated by 2.  So I figure somehow the cfmodule is getting called twice.  So I then remove the call to the cfmodule and replace it with a query to retrieve the hitcount and a second query to increment the hitcount by 1.  Record is still getting updated by 2.  So I figure there’s a call somewhere else that’s causing the record to be updated.  I removed the 2 queries to update hitcount all together.  Re run the page and hit count does NOT get updated.  So it’s pretty evident that the 1 query is updating record by 2 versus 1.   Here’s my code:   <cfquery name="qryGetHitCount" datasource="#request.dsn#">             SELECT numHitCount FROM tblContent WHERE numContentID=#Request.stAttributes.numContentID# </cfquery>   <cfset tmpCount = qryGetHitCount.numHitCount+1>   <cfquery name="qryGetHitCount" datasource="#Request.dsn#">             UPDATE tblContent             SET numHitCount = #tmpCount#             WHERE numContentID = #Request.stAttributes.numContentID# </cfquery>   I’ve tried putting the calculation inside the second query versus using a variable.  I’ve tried <cfabort> right after update query and it still updates by 2.  I’m using SQL Server 2000.  I’ve change the data type from tinyInt to Int to numeric and it all gets updated by 2.  Out of desperation, I change from +1 to +.5 and no luck L.  This phenomenon Is occurring on our Production and Development box.    Interesting enough, I use the same procedure for a different site and it updates the recordcount by 1.  HELP   Thanks -   Tom Schreck 817-252-4900 [EMAIL PROTECTED]   I have not failed.  I've found 10,000 ways that won't work.   - Thomas Edison