Apparently ColdFusion doesn't like multiple SQL statements within a single query... so what once was this:
SET @sender_user_id = 3, @recipient_user_id = 5;
INSERT INTO messages (message_type, sender_id, message_title, message_content)
VALUES(3, @sender_user_id, 'One more thing...', 'I am testing this message');
SET @saved_message_id = LAST_INSERT_ID();
INSERT INTO message_recipient (message_id, user_id)
VALUES(@saved_message_id, @recipient_user_id);
INSERT INTO message_status (message_id, user_id, is_read, read_datetime, is_deleted, deleted_datetime)
VALUES (@saved_message_id, @recipient_user_id, 0, NULL, 0, NULL);
Get's turned into this:
<cftransaction>
<cfquery name="insertMessage" dataSource="mySource">
SET @sender_user_id = 3, @recipient_user_id = 5;
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="insertMessage2" dataSource="mySource">
INSERT INTO messages (message_type, sender_id, message_title, message_content)
VALUES(3, @sender_user_id, '#params.message_title#', '#params.message_content#');
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="insertMessage3" dataSource="mySource">
SET @saved_message_id = LAST_INSERT_ID();
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="insertMessage4" dataSource="mySource">
INSERT INTO message_recipient (message_id, user_id)
VALUES(@saved_message_id, @recipient_user_id);
</cfquery>
<cfquery name="insertMessage5" dataSource="mySource">
INSERT INTO message_status (message_id, user_id, is_read, read_datetime, is_deleted, deleted_datetime)
VALUES (@saved_message_id, @recipient_user_id, 0, NULL, 0, NULL);
</cfquery>
</cftransaction>
This works... but I'm wondering if there is some ColdFusion thing that I don't know about. Otherwise, this works.
In ColdFusion Admin, go to your Data Source definition form and add "allowMultiQueries=true" to the Connection String box. Once you do that, you can pass multiple semi-colon separated queries in a single CFQUERY tag. Just make sure you're using CFQUERYPARAM to screen for SQL Injection Attacks.