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CFSET with a variable on the left 1
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Hey Kevin,
Try this: <CFSET "d#dept_num#_result" = value_returned_from_query>
Also, please tell Linda that my friend just replied to me and asked if you had all the service packs for the sql server. He said the server might be pulling the results from memory and the service packs addressed a number of memory related problems.
Take care,
GJ
Try this: <CFSET "d#dept_num#_result" = value_returned_from_query>
Also, please tell Linda that my friend just replied to me and asked if you had all the service packs for the sql server. He said the server might be pulling the results from memory and the service packs addressed a number of memory related problems.
Take care,
GJ
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Thanks GJ, I'll try the quotes.
Funny you should mention the SP. I'm installing SP2 as we speak to address a small problem I was having earlier today. Deleting rows is causing my transaction log to fill to capacity. This is supposed to fix that exact problem. I'll see what effect it has on Linda's problem. Kevin
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Funny you should mention the SP. I'm installing SP2 as we speak to address a small problem I was having earlier today. Deleting rows is causing my transaction log to fill to capacity. This is supposed to fix that exact problem. I'll see what effect it has on Linda's problem. Kevin
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