Phillip Senn said the following on 10/20/2006 12:41 PM: > 2. Do we still recommend using cfswtich instead of cascading cfelseif > blocks? There was a new revelation made recently that cfelseif was faster. > I'll answer to this question since I did some load testing in the regards to Mach-II and the current beta release that is out. Yes, it's marginally faster - depends on load and a variety of other factors. Does it mean that cfelseif blocks are easier to read? No. I would just be aware that if you find a bottleneck with cfswitch being used - you know the alternative. Otherwise I wouldn't loose sleep over this at all and go about your day as usually. Remember don't pre-optimize before you even know it's a problem!
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