Are you safe just using stored procedures alone, or do you always need to
couple them with cfqueryparam?
Do you always cfqueryparam everything, no exceptions?
Thanks,
Will
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Do you always cfqueryparam everything, no exceptions?
Yep!
Are you safe just using stored procedures alone, or do you always need
to couple them with cfqueryparam?
If you're going to use stored procedures, use the cfstoredproc tag with
cfprocparams.
Thanks,
Eric
Will Tomlinson wrote:
cfprocparam takes the place of cfqueryparam in stored procedures.
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cfprocparam takes the place of cfqueryparam in stored procedures.
Unless you are using regular cfquery like so (in which case, yes -
always use cfqueryparam!):
cfquery name=foo datasource=bar
exec sp_myStoredProc cfqueryparam value=#foo# c.
/cfquery
Dominic
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