Cannot declare local variable CFCatch Twice

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April 24th, 2008, 12:01 PM

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Cannot declare local variable CFCatch Twice

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Cannot declare local variable CFCATCH twice.  

Local variables cannot have the same names as parameters or other local variables.  

Error occurred on line 161
159 : 	<cffunction name="GetLogger" returntype="BatchLogger" output="false">
160 : 		<cfif NOT isDefined("this.logger")>
161 : 			<cfset this.logger = CreateObject("component","BatchLogger")>
162 : 			<cfset this.logger.init(this.ID)>
163 : 		</cfif>

we recently upgraded to CF8, and this error popped up. lost on what this error even means, as CFCATCH is never declared and is a CF tag?

April 24th, 2008, 10:45 PM

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Since it references line 191, what is happening inside the creation of the BatchLogger?

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May 6th, 2008, 05:39 PM

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i take it you meant line 161 rather than 191

basically, it was a component that would take in data to log into a database.

and as i wrote this, i figured out the issue.

(no, didnt take me this long to figure it out, so dont make too much fun of me)

but just noticed a function took in an argument with the name of "cfcatch" and in the function it did a cftry and catch.

dont ask, i wasnt the one who originally coded it.

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