Oracle 10g Windows + CF8 Windows doesn't make the insert

Hi!
I have this simple query that is not inserting new values :
<cfquery datasource="THEDATASOURCE">
INSERT INTO SCHEMA.TABLE (ID_COLUMN, SECOND_COLUMN)
VALUES
(AUTOINCREMENT_TABLE.NEXTVAL,'<cfoutput>#form.FIELD#</cfoutput>');commit;
</cfquery>
where AUTOINCREMENT_TABLE.NEXTVAL is a sequence made for the
ID column of the table.
what can be?

it's not inserting the text from the web form.
I enclosed the code with a <cftry> but it's not
throwing any error.

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