Birthday Cake using Coldfusion & SQL Server

So, I made this cake for one of my colleagues at work, M.J. , and I was thinking what to write on the cake.

After a while, I got this idea of why not write something which she does, i.e. write queries every now and then.

So, I wrote a CFQuery tag for her on the birthday cake.



ColdFusion is the way to go, pretty much, in normal life too. ;-)

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