I'm going crazy here because I can't figure out why this is acting this
way.
We've got some code in a CFSCRIPT block that builds some SQL to be
executed in a query. The variable holds a value that looks like this:
insert into table(id,value1,value2,value3) values(9,'First Name', 'Last
Use #PreserveSingleQuotes(yourSQL)#
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Use #PreserveSingleQuotes(yourSQL)#
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Are you *sure* PreservereSingleQuotes() doesn't work?
This works fine:
cfset myQry = select 'hello'
cfquery name=q datasource=#request.dsn#
#PreserveSingleQuotes(myQry)#
/cfquery
I'd guess you're over escaping them somewhere along the line...
Bert
On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 13:39:24 -0500,
Where are you using the PreserveSingleQuotes()? It's always worked
for me, and your SQL string doesn't have anything unusual in it.
What exactly did the hotfix do for you?
Nope, that doesn't work. Actually, I just found a hotfix in a technote:
Hi All
I'm building a dynamic query that will export to an Excel
spreadsheet. The client can choose from a list of fields
to export so the query is built dynamically and the column names
in the SELECT statement are built from a list submitted in
a form field. The query works fine.
Next I've got
OK Don't all rush - Solved it myself:
#Evaluate(DE(ColData))#
Tristram Charnley
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