When passing a parameter to qb, it will infer the sql type to be used. If you pass a number, CF_SQL_NUMERIC
will be used. If it is a date, CF_SQL_TIMESTAMP
, and so forth. If you need more control, you can pass a struct with the parameters you would pass to cfqueryparam
.
You can pass include any parameters you would use with cfqueryparam
including null
, list
, etc. This applies anywhere parameters are used including where
, update
, and insert
methods.
This can be used when inserting or updating records as well.
By default, qb will try to determine if a variable is a date using the built-in isDate
function. This can have some interesting effects with different formatted strings. You can opt in to stricter date detection which will check the underlying Java class of the value to determine if the value is a date. This is more accurate, but does require you to specifically pass date instances instead of strings. For this reason, it is currently opt-in to not break existing applications. It is likely to become the default in the next major version of qb.
You can opt in to stricter date detection by setting strictDateDetection = true
in your moduleSettings
in config/ColdBox.cfc
.
By default, qb will use the CF_SQL_NUMERIC
SQL type when it detects a numeric binding. You can specify your own default SQL type to use with numeric values using the numericSQLType
setting in your moduleSettings
in config/ColdBox.cfc
.
Bindings are the values that will be sent as parameters to a prepared SQL statement. This protects you from SQL injection. In CFML, this uses cfqueryparam
to parameterize the values.
If you need to inspect the bindings for the current query you can retrieve them in order using the getBindings
method.
You can view the current SQL for the query with bindings inline for debugging purposes using the toSQL
method.
Use these methods only for debugging. Modifying the bindings directly will likely cause issues when executing your query. Adding or removing bindings should be done using the public API.
This method returns the current bindings in order to be used for the query.
You can also retrieve the bindings associated to their corresponding types.
This method returns the current bindings to be used for the query associated to their corresponding types.
Name
Type
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Default
Description
No arguments
Name
Type
Required
Default
Description
No arguments