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Old May 11th, 2005, 08:39 AM
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Soundex string converter function

I'm looking for a function that converts strings into their Soundex equivalent code. Is anybody able to help me with this?

I've found Javascript, Perl and C code but no ColdFusion - thanks indeed for any help.

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There is no built-in CF function to do this, but I don't think such a function would make sense anyway. All major databases support this, and so does Verity. If you really needed it I suppose you could call the Java API to do it, assuming you could locate the Java classes that handle it.
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