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Query Of Queries runtime error. Can't convert the string to java type DOUBLE

Asked by sulzener in ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: query, runtime, error

Not sure if anyone can help me on this unless they can see the dump of the data, but I will try.  I have a Custom Tag that retrieves data from a secured external DB.  It returns the requested data back in the form of a query.  I then do a Query of Query to display the info in the needed format.  This works 90% of the time but every now an then I get the QofQ runtime error when trying to query over the returned data.  When I CFDUMP the returned (qryShpDetail), it looks exactly like it should.  Can anytime spot a problem?

<!--- Query Of Queries runtime error. - Can't convert the string to java type DOUBLE  --->
<cfoutput>

<cfset Session.OH.ORDNO = 123456>
<cfset Session.bgHeader = 'green'>
<cfset Session.ShowShipments = 'Y'>

<!--- CF_SELECT is a custom tag to retrieve data from external db. It returns data in query form --->
<CF_SELECT SUCCESS="yesOrdDetail" ERRORS="noOrdDetail" QUERY="qryOrdDetail">
      SELECT       ORDNO, LINEN2, PRDNO, QTYORD, QTYSHP
      FROM       #tblOrdDetail#
      WHERE       ORDNO = #Session.OH.ORDNO#
</CF_SELECT>      
<cfif session.ShowShipments IS 'Y'>
      <CF_SELECT SUCCESS="yesShpDetail" ERRORS="noShpDetail" QUERY="qryShpDetail">
            SELECT       ORDNO, LINEN3, SSTAT, SEQNO, QTYSHP, SHPDT, ROLLNO
            FROM       #tblShpDetail#
            WHERE       (ORDNO = #Session.OH.ORDNO#) and (SSTAT = 'N' or SSTAT = 'S')
      </CF_SELECT>
</cfif>

<cfif yesOrdDetail>
<TABLE WIDTH="670" BGCOLOR="#Session.bgHeader#" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="1">
<TR><TD>
<TABLE WIDTH="670" BGCOLOR="white" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0">                                    
<TR CLASS="userinfo">                  
      <TD ALIGN="left" WIDTH="25"><strong>Line</strong></TD>
      <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                    
      <TD ALIGN="left"><strong>Product</strong></TD>                                                      <TD ALIGN="right"><strong>Ordered</strong></TD>                                                      <TD ALIGN="right"><strong>Shipped</strong></TD>      
</TR>
<TR>
      <TD colspan="13" style="border-top: 2 solid green; font-size:2px">&nbsp;</TD>                                                                  
</TR>      
<cfloop query="qryOrdDetail">
<TR>
      <TD ALIGN="left">#qryOrdDetail.LINEN2#</TD>
      <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                                
      <TD ALIGN="left">#qryOrdDetail.PRDNO#</TD>                                                      <TD ALIGN="right">#NumberFormat(qryOrdDetail.QTYORD, ",___")#</TD>                                          <TD ALIGN="right">#NumberFormat(qryOrdDetail.QTYSHP, ",___")#</TD>                              
</TR>
<cfif session.ShowShipments IS 'Y'>
<cfif yesShpDetail>
<TR>                                          
<TD colspan="5">
<TABLE WIDTH=100% BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="1">
      <TR>
            <TD WIDTH="25">&nbsp;</TD>      
            <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                                                  <TD WIDTH="70" ALIGN="left"><strong>Roll No.</strong></TD>      
            <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                                                  <TD ALIGN="left"><strong>Ship Date</strong></TD>
            <TD ALIGN="right"><strong>Ship Qty</strong></TD>                              
            <TD ALIGN="right"></TD>                                                      
      </TR>

      <!--- <CFDUMP VAR=#qryOrdDetail#/><br> --->
      <!--- <CFDUMP VAR=#qryShpDetail#/><br> --->
      <!--- <cfabort> --->
      <!--- THIS IS THE QUERY THAT BOMBS --->
      <cfquery name="qryShipments" dbtype="query">
            Select            *
            From              qryShpDetail
            Where             LINEN3 = #qryOrdDetail.LINEN2#
      </cfquery>
                                                      
      <cfloop query="qryShipments">
      <TR>
            <TD WIDTH="25">&nbsp;</TD>      
            <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                                                  <TD WIDTH="70" ALIGN="left">
                                <cfif trim(qryShipments.ROLLNO) IS NOT "">#qryShipments.ROLLNO#
                                <cfelse>&nbsp;</cfif></TD>                                                                  <TD ALIGN="left">&nbsp;</TD>                                                                  <TD ALIGN="left">#DateFormat(qryShipments.SHPDT, "mm/dd/yy")#</TD>
            <TD ALIGN="right">#NumberFormat(qryShipments.QTYSHP, ",___")#</TD>
            <TD ALIGN="right"></TD>                                                            </TR>                                                
      </cfloop>
</TABLE>
</TD>
</TR>            
<cfelse>
<TR>                                          
      <TD colspan="5">
            <TABLE WIDTH=100% BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="1">
            <TR>
            <TD ALIGN="left">Shipment lines do not exist for this order.</TD>                                          <TD ALIGN="right"></TD>                                                                  </TR>      
            </TABLE>
      </TD>
</TR>      
</cfif>
</cfif>

</cfloop>
</TABLE>      
</TD></TR>                                          
</TABLE>
<cfelse>
No order lines for #Session.OH.ORDNO#<br>
</cfif>      
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