The case for a struct key is preserved by default. x.MyKey will preserve the case when you list the key. In ColdFusion 5 the key would be listed in Uppercase. The function is not supported in ColdFusion MX. ColdFusion MX correctly calculates negative differences. ColdFusion 5 only calculated 59 seconds per minute when preforming a negative calulation. For example, DateDiff() returned 60 seconds between 03:44:23 and 03:45:23, but -59 seconds between 03:45:23 and 03:44:23. DeleteClientVariable returns False when the variable does not exist. GetBaseTagList returns prefixed custom tags found in the tag stack in the format x:tag. In ColdFusion MX on Windows, GetTempDirectory returns the embedded Java application server's temporary directory instead of the Windows operating system temporary directory. Returns True with a QueryColumn argument. The array-like QueryColumn object is derived by referencing a query using associative array notation, For example: myQuery['firstName'] ColdFusion MX returns No for arrays and other complex values. ColdFusion 5 returned an error. (Both accept basic values, such as a string, number, logical value, or date and time value.) ListSetAt no longer changes the first delimiter in the list to the first delimiter specified in the function. ColdFusion 5 and MX will sometimes return different results when sorting lists. The results are always correct, just not the same. For example, if sorting TextNoCase in the reverse direction, and the original list contained: apple,APPLE,boo CF5 would return: boo,apple,APPLE MX will return: boo,APPLE,apple Both are correct since in a textnocase sort apple is equal to APPLE, however you can consider MX's result a bit more correct since it truly resembles a reverse of the normal textnocase asc type sort. LSCurrencyFormat returns a negative number when passed a negative number. If you specify the local argument, LSCurrencyFormat returns the currency in the locale's standard format, such as for pounds in the English(UK) locale. If you specify the international argument, LSCurrencyFormat returns the currency in international currency code, such as AUD for the Australian dollar. In ColdFusion MX, LSIsDate uses Jave standard locale formatting rules for date and datetime. LSParseDateTime uses a Java standard date formats in ColdFusion MX. For English (US) locales, the following date format is obsolete: 23:15:16 4 Sept. 1998. The ParameterExists function is deprecated. The ParseDateTime function does not handle japanese formatted dates in Neo. User must us the LSParseDateTime function when using Japanese dates. The "return subexpressions" option works as stated. It returns one pos/len pair for the entire match and subsequent pos/len pairs for each parenthesized group within the match. In CF5, in some cases it would not include a pos/len pair for each parenthesized group. In CF5 a regular expression with a leading quantifier (?+*), such as reFind("*", "abc"), would always match. In CFMX quantifiers must follow something in the expression. In CF5 a regular expression with a leading quantifier (?+*), such as reFind("*", "abc"), would always match. In CFMX quantifiers must follow something in the expression. Also, in replacement strings, the character pairs "\E", "\l", "\L", "\u", and "\U" now represent case conversion codes. ColdFusion MX returns struct keys in the order they are created. ColdFusion 5 returned struct keys in alphabetical order The dot notation is supported in ColdFusion MX as an operator. It can not be used in variable names as in previous releases of ColdFusion. For example: <cfset a.b = "foo"> creates a structure 'a' with a key 'b'. The dot is not part of the variable name but an operator. Setting CLIENTSTORAGE = "Registry" is obsolete in UNIX versions of ColdFusion MX. CFAUTHENTICATE is not supported in ColdFusion MX. In ColdFusion MX the ACTION attribute is now optional for CFCOLLECTION, its default value is LIST. When ACTION = "List", a NAME="query_result_name" attribute is requied to provide the name of the query results. When you use CFCOLLECTION with ACTION = "List" and NAME = "query_result_name", you retrieve a table with the properties for every Verity collection that is registered by ColdFusion or the K2Server. ColdFusion MX no longer returns '.' and '..' entries in the result query of CFDIRECTORY on Win32 systems. It only returns subdirectories, as it does on UNIX. CFERROR TYPE="MONITOR" is not supported in ColdFusion MX. The CFFORM ENABLECAB attribute is deprecated in ColdFusion MX. ColdFusion MX has changed the way CFGRAPH and CFGRAPHDATA render graphs and charts. CFGRAPH and CFGRAPHDATA are deprecated in ColdFusion MX. CFIMPERSONATE is not supported in ColdFusion MX. New in ColdFusion MX: the action attribute optimize option is obsolete. It does not work, and might cause an error, in ColdFusion MX. This tag is not supported in ColdFusion MX. In ColdFusion MX, the CFLDAP SORT attribute triggers a LDAP server-side sort. If the LDAP server does not support server-side sorting, CFLDAP throws an error. It is possible that the sort output from different LDAP servers could vary. CFLDAP now only supports CFSSL_BASIC security, CFSSL_CLIENT_AUTH security type is obsolete in ColdFusion MX. The CFLOG THREAD, DATE, and TIME attributes are deprecated in ColdFusion MX. All these attributes default to Yes. If any of these attribute values is set to No, ColdFusion throws a runtime exception. ColdFusion MX returns struct keys in the order they are created. ColdFusion 5 returned struct keys in alphabetical order The DBVARNAME attribute for CFPROCPARAM is ignored in ColdFusion MX. CFPROCPARAM tag does not support the MAXROWS attribute. The attribute was used by the Oracle Native Driver to return ref cursors as an array of values for an output parameter. Reserved words (for example, count, min, and from) are not supported in ColdFusion MX Query of Queries. ColdFusion MX no longer supports the CFQUERY CONNECTSTRING, PROVIDER, and PROVIDERDSN attributes. The CFQUERY TIMEOUT attribute unit has been changed to second in ColdFusion MX. Previous releases used millisecond as the TIMEOUT unit. The DBTYPE attribute is deprecated for CFQUERY, CFGRIDUPDATE, CFINSERT, CFUPDATE, CFSTOREDPROC in ColdFusion MX. Since ColdFusion MX uses JDBC rather than ODBC to connect to a database, you can no longer set the DBTYPE attribute to Dynamic and pass connection information in the CONNECTSTRING attribute. The DBNAME and DBSERVER attributes are not supported in ColdFusion MX for CFQUERY, CFINSERT, CFUPDATE, CFSTOREDPROC, and CFGRIDUPDATE CFREGISTRY is deprecated in UNIX versions of ColdFusion MX. In Windows, you should not use CFREGISTRY to read ColdFusion server settings, because much of this information is no longer stored in the registry, or it is in a different location in the registry. The ColdFusion-related values that are stored in the registry are subject to change. Since ColdFusion MX uses JDBC rather than ODBC to connect to a database, you can no longer use CFREPORT to pass an ODBC data source connection to the Crystal Report server, The DATASOURCE, USERNAME, and PASSWORD attributes can only pass login information to the Crystal Report server. The ODBC connections are not subject to any ColdFusion MX data source restrictions CFSERVLET has been deprecated in ColdFusion MX. The CFSETTING CATCHEXCEPTIONBYPATTERN attribute is obsoleted in ColdFusion MX. ColdFusion MX uses best-fit exception handling. You can not use first-fit exception handling by setting the CATCHEXCEPTIONBYPATTERN attribute to Yes. ColdFusion MX no longer supports resetting values in the CFCATCH structure. In the following example: <cfcatch type="any"> <cfif cfcatch.type is "type1"> <cfset cfcatch.message= "type1"> <cfelse> <cfset cfcatch.message= "type2"> </cfif> <cfoutput> #cfcatch# </cfoutput> <cfrethrow> </cftry> In ColdFusion 5, the changed cfcatch.message text would be displayed inside the catch block. The rethrow would contain the original message. In ColdFusion MX any cfset assignment to a cfcatch member is ignored. ColdFusion MX connects to Microsoft SQLServer using the DataDirect Technologies type IV driver. This driver returns SQLState values that maybe different from those returned by ColdFusion5 which connects to Microsoft SQLServer using Microsoft's SQLServer ODBC driver. This could affect other database drivers as well. ColdFusion MX connects to Microsoft SQLServer using the DataDirect Technologies type IV driver. This driver returns SQLState values that maybe different from those returned by ColdFusion5 which connects to Microsoft SQLServer using Microsoft's SQLServer ODBC driver. This could affect other database drivers as well. In ColdFusion MX built in scope names are now reserved. This means that Variables should not be named the same as any built in scope names (application, cffile, cfhttp, cgi, client, cookie, file, form, http, request, server, session, url). If a variable has the same name as a built in scope and is not properly scoped, it may cause errors. The maxLength attribute is no longer used for type=out. Instead it now limits the length of an IN or INOUT parameter. A maxLength of 0 allows any length Coldfusion8 has added a system function named IsUserInAnyRole Coldfusion8 has added a system function named GetUserRoles Coldfusion8 has added a system function named IsUserLoggedIn Coldfusion8 has added a generic attribute named "attributecollection" to most of the tags Use consistent case for struct key names. Remove the function call from ColdFusion pages. If your application contains code that adjusts the ColdFusion 5 results, you might need to change it. None none none None None None None See description None None You should replace ParameterExists function calls with IsDefined function calls. Change all ParseDateTime call to LSParseDateTime. Update reFind() code that expects a certain number of pos/len pairs in the "return subexpressions" array. Remove the unnecessary leading quantifier. Remove the unnecessary leading quantifier. To include those pairs you must prefix them with an additional backslash, e.g. "\\E". If you need sorted struct values or keys then use the StructSort and StructKeySort functions. Rename the variable to eliminate the dot notation. None See the ColdFusion MX security features documentation. see description No remedy is required. Remove the code. None required. For best results, use the new graphing tags instead: CFCHART, CFCHARTDATA, and CFCHARTSERIES. Refer to ColdFusion MX security features documentation. Remove the use of optimize action. Removed the tag call from ColdFusion pages. Remove the SORT attribute from CFLDAP and do client side sorting using the ColdFusion IMQ feature to sort the cfldap query results. None. To avoid error, do not use these attributes or set them to Yes. If you need sorted struct values or keys then use the StructSort and StructKeySort functions. If your application is dependent on name/value CFPROCPARAM entries, you must change them so the parameters are specified positionally. The oem JDBC Oracle driver returns the ref cursor as rows in a result set. Change your code to use CFPROCRESULT to return this information. Remove the reserved words from SQL statement. None Convert millisecond to second. Create a data source definition to connect to the database. Remove the attributes and use multiple data sources to change the server and/or database that a tag is targeting for a database connection. None None required Please remove CFSERVLET tag from code. Remove CATCHEXCEPTIONBYPATTERN attribute from CFSETTING. Construct a new message or variable to make extentions to changes to CFCATCH values. If you are checking SQLState for database errors you may need to change your template to account for the different state returned by the JDBC Driver. If you are checking SQLState for database errors you may need to change your template to account for the different state returned by the JDBC Driver. Change the name of the variable, or always scope it as in "variables.file". Ensure that any parameter being passed as an IN or INOUT parameter is not longer than the maxLength specified Change name of UDF IsUserInAnyRole Change name of UDF GetUserRoles Change name of UDF IsUserLoggedIn Change name of attribute attributecollection Info Error Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Info Error Info Info Info Info Info Info Error Info Info Error Info Info Error Error Error Info Info Error Info Info Error Info Info Info Error Error Info Info Info Error Info Info Info Info Info Error Error Error Error Struct CF_SetDataSourceUerName,CF_SetDataSourcePassword,CF_IsColdFusionDataSource,CF_GetDataSourceUserName,Cfusion_VerifyMail,Cfusion_GetOdbcIni,Cfusion_SetOdbcIni,Cfusion_GetOdbcDsn,Cfusion_Settings_Refresh,Cfusion_DBConnections_Flush,IsAuthorized,IsAuthenticated,IsProtected,AuthenticatedUser,AuthenticatedContext DateDiff DeleteClientVariable GetBaseTagList GetTempDirectory IsArray IsWDDX ListSetAt ListSort LSCurrencyFormat LSIsDate LSParseDateTime ParameterExists ParseDateTime REFind,REFindNoCase REFind,REFindNoCase,REReplaceNoCase REReplace StructKeyList variable_names cfapplication cfauthenticate cfcollection cfdirectory cferror cfform cfgraph,cfgraphdata cfimpersonate cfindex cfinternaldebug,cfnewinternaladminsecurity,cfnewinternalregistry,cfadmin_registry_set,cfadmin_registry_delete cfldap cfldap cflog cfloop cfprocparam cfprocparam cfquery cfquery cfquery cfquery,cfgridupdate,cfinsert,cfupdate,cfstoredproc cfquery,cfgridupdate,cfinsert,cfupdate,cfstoredproc cfregistry cfreport cfservlet cfsetting cfcatch.Message cfcatch.NativeErrorCode cfcatch.SQLState builtin_scopes cfprocparam isUserInAnyRole getUserRoles IsUserLoggedIn attributecollection Datatypes Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Function Operator Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Tag Variable Variable Variable Variable Tag Function Function Function TagAttribute N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A CLIENTSTORAGE N/A ACTION N/A TYPE ENABLECAB N/A N/A optimize N/A SORT SECURE THREAD,DATE,TIME COLLECTION DBVARNAME MAXROWS DBTYPE CONNECTSTRING,PROVIDER,PROVIDERDSN TIMEOUT DBTYPE DBSERVER,DBNAME N/A DATASOURCE,USERNAME,PASSWORD N/A CATCHEXCEPTIONSBYPATTERN MAXLENGTH N/A N/A N/A attributecollection N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A REGISTRY N/A N/A N/A MONITOR N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A NO,NO,NO N/A N/A N/A QUERY N/A N/A DYNAMIC N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A