Run sql script from database

Is this possible in some form?
<cfquery name="name" datasource="dsn">
#query.sqlstatement#</cfquery>

Yes, if you mean creating a query as a string, then using
that in a cfquery. Usually you would need to enclose the query text
within a PreserveSingleQuotes() function if you have parameters
that are enclosed within single quotes, something like this
<cfquery name="name" datasource="dsn">
#PreserveSingleQuotes(sqlstatement)#
</cfquery>
Phil

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