> > Databases do this stuff for you; that's what transactional
> > database processing is all about. I'd strongly recommend using
> > transactions within the database to do this instead of CFLOCK.
>
> how about <cftransaction>?
CFTRANSACTION allows CF to take advantage of transaction processing within
the database. Personally, I prefer moving transactional logic into stored
procedures, but either way, you're doing essentially the same thing -
letting the database handle transaction processing.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
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