Stored Procedure Only Returns First Character

I am having an issue with ColdFusion MX7 and a MSSQL 2005 DB.
I am able to duplicate my development issue with the following simple example
-- SQL Code
CREATE PROCEDURE myTestProc
    @myString varchar(36) OUT
AS
BEGIN
    set @myString = 'This is my test';
END
GO
-- CFCode
<cfstoredproc procedure="myTestProc" datasource="#dsName#">
        <cfprocparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar"
               type="out"
               variable="vars.myString" />
</cfstoredproc>
<cfdump label="testProcReturn" var="#vars#" />
<cfabort />
This is what it returns
testProcReturn - struct
myString
T
I have tried many, many, many variations of CFSQLTYPE and the datatype in the procedure and not once have I got it to return more than just the first character.

I just discovered that the following works.  I consider it a workaround and not a final solution.  It appears there is something wrong with the way I am using cfstoredproc or there is a bug in it.
<cfquery name="testProc" datasource="#dsName#">
DECLARE    @myString varchar(36)
EXEC    myTestProc
          @myString = @myString OUTPUT
SELECT    @myString as 'myString'
</cfquery>
<cfdump label="testProc" var="#testProc#" />
<cfabort />
This code returns what I expect it to.
testProc - query - Top 1 of 1 Rows
MYSTRING
1
This is my test

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          <param1 [isInput=u201Dtrueu201D] [isOutput=true] type=SQLDatatype>val1</param1>
        </storedProcedureName>
      </StatementName5>
    <root>
    I have sought in the forums of SDN and cannot find the way to run the second stored procedure, and receive the information it returns.
    Thank you for your help.
    Rafael Rojas.

    Think It doesnt matter either cursor or result set. Try to get the response back from JDBC and see what are the fields it exactly populating.
    In Procedure you can able to find the columns selecting in Cursors. Give those columns in the DT.
    File - JDBC (Execute-- Procedure)
    To get the response
    JDBC_respose -  File
    Correct me if im wrong.
    Regards
    Ramg

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