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How does the cfqueryparam increase performance ?
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I am trying to find out what is the difference between the two lines of code below: &nbsp;How does the VAL() differer from cfqueryparam type = integer.<br />
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WHERE OrderID = #val(OrderID)#<br />
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WHERE OrderID = &lt;cfqueryparam value = &quot;#OrderID#&quot; &nbsp;cfsqltype = &quot;cf_sql_integer&quot;&gt;<br />

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I am trying to find out what is the difference between the two lines of code below:  How does the VAL() differer from cfqueryparam type = integer.

WHERE OrderID = #val(OrderID)#

AND

WHERE OrderID = <cfqueryparam value = "#OrderID#"  cfsqltype = "cf_sql_integer">


How does the cfqueryparam increase performance ?

Difference:  CFQUERY PARAM  and VAL()

I am trying to find out what is the difference between the two lines of code below:  How does the VAL() differer from cfqueryparam type = integer.

WHERE OrderID = #val(OrderID)#

AND

WHERE OrderID = &lt;cfqueryparam value = &quot;#OrderID#&quot;  cfsqltype = &quot;cf_sql_integer&quot;&gt;


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