Your host probably jumped from CF5 to CF6 (or CF7)

  I've seen errors like this when upgrading from CF5 to CFMX (both 6 and 
7).  But, it's been a while so I don't remember specifics.

  Check to make sure that the form fields match up with the database 
one-to-one.  Make sure that the primary key is in the form for cfupdate, or 
not in there for cfinsert.

  Switch to a 'normal' cfquery and I'm sure you'll have no problems.

At 07:36 AM 10/17/2006, you wrote:
>Sometime around 2001 I created a website that used CF and MS Access.  Last 
>year my host had a server crash.  When they brought everything back up my 
>code no longer worked.  They finally admitted they had jumped from CF6 to 
>CF7 so I assumed this was what had broken my site.  I finally got around 
>to moving to another host who still hosts CF6 and surprise, my code is 
>still broken.  It's got something to do with the SQL.  It can query the db 
>just fine, but when there's a CFupdate to edit the db it returns an error 
>about types not matching, and it no longer accepts commas in 
>numbers.  Since this was written so long ago the code is all gibberesh to 
>me now and I no longer have my original CF test Server so I can't recreate 
>the original setup.  Can anyone point me to where the problem could 
>be?  Is something missing in the DSN setup?  Is XP possibly an 
>issue?  Like I said, the code didn't change.  One day it worked, next day 
>it didn't.  And of course, the error message is a typical generic Windows 
>"yeah, there's something wrong somewhere" error message.  I can post it if 
>anyone thinks it would help.  Thank you.
>
>

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