Jim McAtee wrote:
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From: Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Saturday, April 08, 2006 2:13 AM
Subject: Re: Client Variables in MySQL
Jim McAtee wrote:
Are there any good reasons to use InnoDB for CF client varible
Are there any good reasons to use InnoDB for CF client varible storage in
MySQL, or are MyISAM tables sufficient? Running CF5.
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It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure that innoDB gives you
transactions, if you need those.
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From: Jim McAtee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 4:23 PM
Are there any good reasons to use InnoDB for CF client
varible storage in
MySQL, or
But does CF5 utilize transactions (if available) for client variable
storage?
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From: Munson, Jacob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: CF-Talk cf-talk@houseoffusion.com
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2006 4:36 PM
Subject: RE: Client Variables in MySQL
It's been a while, but I'm
I have the following code:
cfparam name=client.myVar default=
cfoutput#client.myVar#/cfoutput
For every ten times I run this page, 2-3 times out of then, I get the
following error message:
Element MYVAR is undefined in CLIENT
can anyone enlighten me on this issue.
thanks in advance
I have a application that utilizizes a variable that I named
client.mySrchVars. This app has been running for about year on CF 4.5.
This past weekend we migrated CFMX 7 (yippee!)..
The problem, that client variable is no longer getting set. We created a db
table to store client variables
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Sent: Monday, March 13, 2006 12:52 PM
Subject: migration to CFMX and client variables
I have a application that utilizizes a variable that I named
client.mySrchVars. This app has been running for about year on CF 4.5.
This past weekend we migrated CFMX 7
Subject: Re: migration to CFMX and client variables
Also,this is only happening when the variables name ends in 'vars'
if I do client.varsMySrch, no problem, but if I name it
client.mySrchVars,
the client variable is not getting written to our client
storage table.
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Hi,
I'm forever having problems with users who use IE (and that's a huge lot of
them). If they log in with Firefox they are usually fine.
I am using client variables, when they log in with their email and password I
assign some client variables like:
!--- check password
there. Because I have no direct
access to the Administrator page, I have to do my investigation
remotely. I know that I am *supposed* to be storing the client
variables in an Oracle datasource. This is how we currently do it, and
it works fine. So, I am guessing that this is just a matter of a
configuration
On 12/15/05, Cornillon, Matthieu (Consultant)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1) In the CF Administrator, it seems that you set the client variable
store for the *server* and not for the specific CF application. Is that
correct? In other words, if I have two applications, named
application_one and
People seem to have no end of problems with client variables. One
problem is they are a database hit on every request whether you use them
or not. Another is that bots fill up your database and then weird things
start happening (see my thread yesterday RSS looks ok but not ok). We
found
December 2005 10:07 a.m.
To: 'cf-talk@houseoffusion.com'
Subject: RE: Performance Problem - Client Variables
People seem to have no end of problems with client variables. One
problem is they are a database hit on every request whether you use them
or not. Another is that bots fill up your database
All,
Thanks for your input on the client variable problem I mentioned. Turns
out that the problem was that the client variable store table (in an
ODBC datasource) was not indexed properly. Never would have tracked
that down if you all hadn't given me the hints that you did. Major
problem
The site that I maintain uses a client variable store that sits in
Oracle. At some point in the near future, the entire site (web and
database servers) is being migrated to new equipment. The people
handling the migration will shut off all web connections to the old
site, take a snapshot of all
here.
!--- this person has already entered ---
cfelse
You have entered this competition.
I automatically thought that client variables would end once the
browser has been closed? I have had my Mac switched off overnight,
how
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Sent: Saturday, 8 October 2005 6:36 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Client variables
Hi guys,
I have a competition on my site. When a user enters the competition
I set a client variable:
!--- set the client variable using the current article id
--- cfset
this competition.
I automatically thought that client variables would end once the
browser has been closed? I have had my Mac switched off overnight,
how could this be?
Anyone who can shed some light on this I'd be very grateful.
Thanks,
Saturday
a setting for exactly that, with a length of time you
want to keep them around. Other than that, just doing a DELETE
against the database will wipe them out quite effectively.
cheers,
barneyb
On 7/12/05, Mike Klostermeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the preferred method to purge old client
You can turn off the automatic flushing. I think you do it per
configured DB-based client store.
cheers,
barneyb
On 7/13/05, Phillip Duba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to disable this as we have written and scheduled our own tasks
due to a clustered/mirrored environment,
Barney, thanks. i'm looking at the settings now and i'm guessing it's the Purge
data for clients that remain unvisited for X days checkbox? Not sure if this is
the correct one to disable or not. And how does that relate to the purge on the
client storage page (in MX7). Thanks,
Phil
You can
Yeah, that's the setting I was referring to. Disable purging on all
but one of your servers and you'll be set. I don't run CF7, so I
don't know about the global purge option. Surely the docs mention it
somewhere? The local docs have a pretty good search thingy built in.
cheers,
barneyb
On
Thanks for the help. I confirmed it through the Settings Summary report. Yeah,
there's a purge interval setting at the bottom of the client registry page now
that defaults to 1 hour 7 minutes. Thanks again,
Phil
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What is the preferred method to purge old client variables, either from the
Registry or database? Thanks.
Mike
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Registry or database? Thanks.
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Sorry, I'm stupid. I didn't notice the link from within CF Admin. I KNEW I
had seen it somewhere! Thanks.
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From: Barney Boisvert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 4:47 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Purging client variables
The CF admin has
Heck, I was waiting for somebody to roll in and slam ya for using client
variables in the first place. :)
Will
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I use client variables (well, client variable-like storage)
extensively. Can I get slammed too? Client variables aren't
inherently bad, just in many (most ?) situations their drawbacks
outweigh their advantages, and if you use them without understanding
their characteristics you're just asking
To clarify --
I'm simply trying to set a client variable (storage type cookie), so that it
gets set and can be read from any template under *.domain.com. So I'd like
www.domain.com, hello.domain.com, and domain.com all to be able to read/set the
same client variables for a user. If the user
it is the default behavior. You are supposed to be able to fix this
by adding setdomaincookies=yes in /Application.cfm.
This is one of the server side code gotchas I was alluding to in your
other thread. I have to rely on client vars for practically
*everything* insofar as state info and I
Hey Matt,
Hmm, setdomaincookies=YES doesn't seem to help either. Server still creating
different instances for www.domain.com and .domain.com.
My use of client variables is actually pretty minor -- I just use a couple to
store an integer key to a user table, and an encrypted password. When
this
accomplished... but then again if you are trying to refit an app
you'll have zillions of existing users for whom you will also have
refit -- manually with a cookie deletion. Do-able but pesky.
You are using client variables as they are actually meant to be used
-- truly long-term persistent storage. I
in CFADMINISTRATOR are set to 2 days and 20 minutes, respectively.
Here are my questions:
1) What pieces of the puzzle am I missing?
2) Isn't CFAPPLICATION necessary to use CFID/CFTOKEN and client
variables?
3) (For fuseboxers) If #2 is true, where might CFAPPLICATION be
hidden
Don't forget that CF looks up the directory tree for Application.cfm
and will continue right up to the file system root (C:\ on Windows).
On Apr 11, 2005 7:45 AM, Matthew Small [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to fix an application written in fusebox that uses client vars,
cookies, and
Hi,
I have been using cfmx 6.1 for quite a while and have the client variable
storage set to database. I have a very nice beefy sql server that houses the
coldfusion database.
Our site runs ok, but after running sql profiler, I could tell that the
database access times are kind of slow.
Registry is obviously going to be faster as the OS can access those
values quicker than they can ask a database for those values. However,
using the registry is not recommended as the bigger your registry
gets, the slower your server will get.
-Adam
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 13:08:41 -0400, Chad
On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 13:08:41 -0400, Chad Nikirk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been using cfmx 6.1 for quite a while and have the client variable
storage set to database. I have a very nice beefy sql server that houses the
coldfusion database.
What are you actually using client variables
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Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 12:09 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Client variables, registry vs. database
Hi,
I have been using cfmx 6.1 for quite a while and have the client variable
storage set to database. I have a very nice beefy sql server that houses
the coldfusion database.
Our site runs ok
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Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2005 5:32 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Database RAID Config w/Client Variables
Matt,
I've run traced load tests on an isolated client variables database (i.e.,
separated from the transactional DB) with production-scale data, and the
three non-clustered indexes
this path. Here is my
situation:
I have one DB server that will host my main site DB and the CFSessions DB that
is created by the CF Servers to use database-based client variables. I would
like to maximize performance of the database but I am unsure as to the best
starting point for allocating hard
If you have the disks, always choose a RAID10 config over a RAID5
config. The situations where RAID5 can compare to RAID10 are very
little, and only few adapters are able to achieve it (LSI MegaRAID
320-2X). RAID10 gives you the combination of performance and redundancy.
We run our replicated sql
:
I have one DB server that will host my main site DB and the CFSessions DB
that is created by the CF Servers to use database-based client variables. I
would like to maximize performance of the database but I am unsure as to the
best starting point for allocating hard drives to raid volumes
Matt Wisdom wrote:
10 drive raid
Which controller? Chipset? Battery backup? RAM?
What RAID config would you use for the databases?
Depends on what RAID controller you have. If it is IOP321 based,
10 disks in a RAID 6 or 9 disks in a RAID 5 and a hotspare.
How important is (battery
10 drive raid
Which controller? Chipset? Battery backup? RAM?
Looking at an adaptec U320, 256 MB w/battery backup for 72 hours. The rest
of the system is a SuperMicro serverworks dual xeon mobo + case. It has 10
drive bays in the 4U case with a backplane and hotswap. 4GB of ram. About
$6,000
What is the most intense client vars database anyone here has set up?
It's a little strange because since the indexing is handled automatically it
isn't obvious how optimized the processes are. Has this ever been a
bottleneck for scalability?
Matt
It's a little strange because since the indexing is handled automatically
it
isn't obvious how optimized the processes are. Has this ever been a
bottleneck for scalability?
Matt,
I've run traced load tests on an isolated client variables database (i.e.,
separated from the transactional DB
Matt Wisdom wrote:
10 drive raid
Which controller? Chipset? Battery backup? RAM?
Looking at an adaptec U320, 256 MB w/battery backup for 72 hours.
Cache size matters. See for instance the following tests with 128
vs 512 MB controller cache:
http://www.tweakers.net/benchdb/testcombo/82
this
path. Here is my situation:
I have one DB server that will host my main site DB and the CFSessions DB
that is created by the CF Servers to use database-based client variables. I
would like to maximize performance of the database but I am unsure as to the
best starting point for allocating hard drives
Hi,
I've always gone with option 1.. listed below..
Main DB = 4+1 parity RAID 5
Main DB tlog = 1+1 mirrored RAID 1
however I never store client variables in DB as it's a very high
overhead (atleast for me). but incase I had to.. I went with MySQL on
diffrent box.
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Regards
Wow, that's one serious database server. How many transactions per
minute/hour/day/whatever will you be getting?
Personally, I think you're putting all your eggs in one basket. I
would guess that server is going to cost you around $20k? I would
instead get a pair of identically configured
Or you can just grab two boxes.. as a good dell box (from outlet) with
7X140GB(10K) dual etc.. etc.. costs around $4300..
but the setup described below does sound sweet.. mu..
Pete Ruckelshaus wrote:
Wow, that's one serious database server. How many transactions per
use URLSessionFormat() for all links).
I'm getting conflicting reports on which is best for this scenario:
Session Variables or Client Variables
I know Session Replication is faster, but it's been a little flakey
since we started using JRun clusters... especially due to a bug where
when a JRun
We just switched away from client variables, and now use only session
variables. We got an enormous increase in performance. The database guys were
complaining about the performance impace from all the reads -- let alone the
writes -- due to storing variables in the database.
Recall that CFMX
and client
variables, and enabling client and session variables in the CFApplication
tag, but I just got an error. Also, the most logical place for me to put an
assignment for this variable is in a CFC, but I see that Mr. Corfield does
not recommend doing this:
It's not that CFCs cannot access scope
I have realized that I am having a problem with client variables, but I
don't know why. I get this message when I try to set a client variable:
Message:
The requested scope client has not been enabled.
Details:
Before client variables can be used, the client state management system must
From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Before client variables can be used, the client state
management system must be enabled using the CFAPPLICATION tag.
You need to set the location for storing the client vars..
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-pa3.htm
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From: Tangorre, Michael [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 10:09 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Mach-II client variables
From: Matthew Small [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Before client variables can be used, the client state
management system must
I tried placing the MRU value into both session and client
variables, and enabling client and session variables in the
CFApplication tag, but I just got an error.
As Mike Tangorre mentioned, if you want to use Client variables you will
need to specify where Client variables will be stored
, there's no way of explicitly disabling client
variables (i.e., through a CFMX Administrator setting or some such).
Where is this cfapplication declaration located? Are you sure that you
don't have an Application.cfm that gets executed before this code that
might have another cfapplication directive
I'm getting a log full off these client variable errors after running the
updater. I'm also getting Axis errors as described in my previous post. Has
anyone seen these kind of problems?
10/12 19:00:11 error Operation failed on the data source named lf_clientvars.
Hi there :
please anyone solved this issue?
I have clients variables that i want to delete but usign the
deleteclientvariable or using a query to delete direct from
the database( where my clients vars are stored ) but the f... variable is
still there..
variables likeclient.foo are
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 13:41:59 -0400, David Manriquez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there :
please anyone solved this issue?
I have clients variables that i want to delete but usign the
deleteclientvariable or using a query to delete direct from
the database( where my clients vars are stored )
Sure this is my code , to try
1.-, get all client variables from the CDATA
2.-then look for that variableslikeclient.foo1.foo2
3.- delete client variables from the CDATA nad put it again without the
client.foo1.foo2 variables looks like.
cfquery name=sel_client datasource=cfvariables
select
can't
In CFMX, when you create a variable like contract.id, CF creates a
structure called contract, and then a key called id. This is new
behavior in CFMX, I think. You can't store structures in the Client scope,
so I would strongly recommend that you restrict the names of your Client
variables
is
not useful.
:-S
I have a lot variables like that. :-S any other suggestions?
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De: Dave Watts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: Viernes, 08 de Octubre de 2004 14:18
Para: CF-Talk
Asunto: RE: Urgent : problem with Client Variables.
I have clients variables that i want to delete
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 14:19:20 -0400, David Manriquez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah i know CFMX cant create complex variables in client Scope.
but this variables are created without any warning or error throw by
coldfusion Compiler.
cfset client.contract.id = foo is a valid client variable
Message-
From: David Manriquez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 2:19 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Urgent : problem with Client Variables.
Yeah i know CFMX cant create complex variables in client Scope.
but this variables are created without any warning or error throw
yeah could be , but i have enabled the Debuggingin the Coldfusion
Administrator and see in the client variables sections my vars..
and i use it like any other clients vars...
pasting from a page in my site.. ( this is a part of debugging information
).
Client Variables:
apellido_cliente=SARANITI
Yeah i know CFMX cant create complex variables in client Scope.
but this variables are created without any warning or error
throw by coldfusion Compiler.
cfset client.contract.id = foo is a valid client variable
Just because the compiler lets you do something, doesn't mean that it's
valid
with the suggestions made and not use the . notation in your variable names.
John
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From: David Manriquez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 3:18 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Urgent : problem with Client Variables.
yeah could be , but i have enabled
I think what Dave Watts was saying was that when you do
client.contract.id, CF actually creates a structure named
client.
Not exactly - CF already has a structure called Client. However, when
creating or referencing the variable contract.id, CF will assume that
contract is a structure, and
David Manriquez wrote:
Sure this is my code , to try
1.-, get all client variables from the CDATA
2.-then look for that variableslikeclient.foo1.foo2
3.- delete client variables from the CDATA nad put it again without the
client.foo1.foo2 variables looks like.
cfquery name=sel_client
Dear all
We are getting some weird behaviour on an Intranet which has been
working fine for 2 years.CF5 / WIN2K / IIS
It uses a fairly standard client variable setup, they are stored in a
DB.User logs in, is recognised, client variables are initialized Etc.
thru the CFID / CFTOKEN cookies
Dear all,
Is there a script I can run that will clear client variables for a
single client, i.e., the client that is running the script?
Thanks in advance,
James
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Not sure which CF version you are running, but this should do it on
any of them:Pulled this out of some working code:
cfloop
index=ListElement
list=#GetClientVariablesList()#
cfset variables.Temp=DeleteClientVariable(#ListElement#)
/cfloop
On CF6+ you can probably use a structdelete of some
We're starting the process of upgrading our server from CF5 to MX 6.1 and am running into problems with client variables not sticking.
We are storing client variables in an Oracle database.I have a test script which first dumps the client variables, then sets a test client variable
hi there.
if I want to use an existing client variables database, and I don't want
cfmx to try and create the tables...how can I force that?
or maybe the question is...how portable are client var databases?it
seems like
cfmx wants to create the tables, and if it cant, your screwed?
thanks
On Sun, 2004-04-25 at 12:23, Tony Weeg wrote:
hi there.
if I want to use an existing client variables database, and I don't want
cfmx to try and create the tables...how can I force that?
There is a check box when setting up the client variables that says
something like create tables. I think
if I want to use an existing client variables database, and I
don't want cfmx to try and create the tables...how can I force
that?
Simply leave the create tables option unchecked within CF Administrator
when setting up your client repository.
or maybe the question is...how portable
, one group running CF4.5 (which won't be around much longer - it's being migrated to MX)).I want to move the client variables to a datasource instead of the registry so that we can actually start using them if we want to.
I assume that all web/CF servers should be pointing to the same db
CFMX, one group running CF4.5 (which won't be around much longer - it's
being migrated to MX)).I want to move the client variables to a
datasource instead of the registry so that we can actually start using them
if we want to.
Smart move. Keeping them in the registry will kill you down the road
Dave Carabetta wrote:
I would definitely check the Use UUID option the in the Admin. When we
were using the numeric CFTOKEN value, we ran in to all sorts of problems in
our load balanaced environment with duplicate values and stealing other
people's sessions. The alogorithm for generating
I should know the answer to this, but I want to make sure that I'm thinking this through correctly.
I have websites running on load balanced web servers (one group running CFMX, one group running CF4.5 (which won't be around much longer - it's being migrated to MX)).I want to move the client
Actually Mike, that appears to be working so maybe that's right! :-)
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From: Mike Townend [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January 2004 14:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Client Variables
If you dont want to use sessions then you could use the timestamping
thats
Hi guys,
I've just switched from the cfaussie mailing list to this one as i'm no longer in Australia but in the UK.Is this the UK mailing list?
Anyhow, i've got an app in which i'm using Client variables.The only thing i'm not happy with is that they don't time out.Is there a way to make them
If you dont want to use sessions then you could use the timestamping thats
included in client variables
Client.LastVisit
Client.TimeCreated
And then in Application.cfm if Client.LastVisit is greater than say Now() -
10 minutes then run some code to log them out.
HTH
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From: Stuart Kidd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January 2004 14:22
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Client Variables
Hi guys,
I've just switched from the cfaussie mailing list to this one as i'm no
longer in Australia but in the UK.Is
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From: Stuart Kidd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January 2004 14:22
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Client Variables
Hi guys,
I've just switched from the cfaussie mailing list to this one as i'm no
longer in Australia but in the UK.Is this the UK mailing list?
Anyhow, i've got an app
Anyhow, i've got an app in which i'm using Client variables.
The only thing i'm not happy with is that they don't time
out.Is there a way to make them timeout say like after 20
mins of no activity (and/or when the browser is closed)?
Or do i have to turn to Sessions?
You can control
Stuart,
You did get a basic answer but I will pipe in anyway...
Client variables are the same as session and application, they are based on
the cfid cftoken. I use client variables for login and logout for my
members.
The easiest thing to deal with is to expire the cfid cftoken cookies
Thanks for that Andrew I'll see if I can give that a bash.
Cheers,
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From: Andrew Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January 2004 23:32
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Client Variables
Stuart,
You did get a basic answer but I will pipe in anyway...
Client
There is a thread on the macr forums (http://webforums.macromedia.com/coldfusion/messageview.cfm?catid=7threadid=384991) which seems to describe a problem we are now having: namely, that sometimes our client variables are getting lost.
The short version: we are (intermittently) having the same
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Sent: Saturday, 22 November 2003 11:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Ever have trouble with Client Variables changing?
I have a Client variable that I set as True of False... it is changing on
me.
For example once a page loads I dump the client variable list and I can
see
that it is set False...I Click
: Brrrian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 22 November 2003 11:43 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Ever have trouble with Client Variables changing?
I have a Client variable that I set as True of False... it is changing on
me.
For example once a page loads I dump the client variable list and I can
I have a Client variable that I set as True of False... it is changing on me.
For example once a page loads I dump the client variable list and I can see
that it is set False...I Click on something reloads the page and it has
switched to True.But not Always.is very Odd.The Only place
This might be a stupid question, but can two different CF servers share a
client variables datasource?
Thanks
John Venable
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This might be a stupid question, but can two different CF
servers share a client variables datasource?
No, it's not a stupid question, and yes, they can - this is how you
typically manage state across a cluster. There are a couple of things to
keep in mind when setting this up, though. You
You bet.If you've got a cluster, client variables in a DB is absolutely
the way to go, unless you have a lot of complex data to store in the session
scope (excluding CFCs).
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Subject: sharing client variables datasources among servers
This might be a stupid question, but can two different CF servers share a
client variables datasource?
Thanks
John Venable
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yeah this is the situation I'm in, just as soon not have two databases to
worry about. Thanks everyone.
John
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