Can anyone give me any information on why we would
want to choose ColdFusion over ASP or ASP over
ColdFusion.
We've currently got ColdFusion in house and have been
mainly maintaining existing applications. We are
begining new development and my boss is questioning
that we should use ASP over ColdFusion.
>From the database standpoint, I don't see much
difference of using ASP or ColdFusion. We are using
stored procedures so the call is a little different,
but that's it.
Thanks,
Chris
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