CFOUTPUT Query variable name doesn't work on CF11 Linux

[kefangf67132706]

I am trying to reference a query from a struct and use it in other cfm files but I get this error message from CF11 Linux:"Attribute validation error for tag cfoutput. The value of the attribute query, which is currently Application.SRS.RequestTypes, is invalid.'

It works on CF9 window server.

Here are the code:

<!--- entry-sr.cfm

    <script type="text/javascript">

        function setTypeDesc( request_type ) {

          <CFOutput Query="Application.SRS.RequestTypes">

            if ( request_type == "#request_type_code#" ) {

              document.getElementById( "TypeDesc" ).innerHTML = "#JSStringFormat( request_type_desc )#";

            }

          </CFOutput>

          if ( request_type == "A" ) {

            document.getElementById( "Developer_Label" ).className = "req";

            this.form.Developer.value = '#UCase( Request.LogonID )#';

            this.form.Developer.onblur();

          } else {

            document.getElementById( "Developer_Label" ).className = "";

          }

        }

      </script>

load-type.cfm: query statement

    <CFQuery Name="RequestTypes" DataSource="#Application.SRS.AppDataSource#" BlockFactor="100">

        SELECT

        FROM srs_type

        ORDER BY request_type_code

    </CFQuery>

    <CFLock Timeout="60" ThrowOnTimeout="Yes" Type="EXCLUSIVE"  Scope="APPLICATION">

        <CFSET Application.SRS.RequestTypes = RequestTypes>

        <CFModule Template="#Application.ModuleDir#/query-to-struct.cfm"

            DataQuery="#RequestTypes#"

            KeyFieldList="request_type_code"

            VariableName="Application.SRS.RequestTypesStruct">

    </CFLock>

query-to-struct.cfm:

    <CFParam Name="Attributes.DataQuery" Type="query">

    <CFParam Name="Attributes.KeyFieldList" Type="string">

    <CFParam Name="Attributes.VariableName" Type="string">

    <CFSET ResultStruct = StructNew()>

    <CFOutput Query="Attributes.DataQuery">

        <CFSET KeyString = "">

        <CFLoop List="#Attributes.KeyFieldList#" Index="field">

            <CFSET KeyString = ListAppend( KeyString, Evaluate( field ) )>

        </CFLoop>

        <CFSET ResultStruct[KeyString] = StructNew()>

        <CFLoop List="#Attributes.DataQuery.ColumnList#" Index="col">

            <CFSET ResultStruct[KeyString][col] = Evaluate( col )>

        </CFLoop>

    </CFOutput>

    <CFIF Attributes.VariableName contains ".">

        <CFSET "#Attributes.VariableName#" = ResultStruct>

    <CFELSE>

        <CFSET "Caller.#Attributes.VariableName#" = ResultStruct>

    </CFIF>

[BKBK]

Case-sensitivity perhaps? What happens if you change all occurrences of the relevant names into small letters? That is,

<CFQuery Name="requesttypes" DataSource="#Application.SRS.AppDataSource#" BlockFactor="100">

<CFSET Application.SRS.RequestTypes = requesttypes>