The other feature you will lose is native database drivers. If you're using ODBC
drivers in production anyway, this shouldn't be a problem.
"Williams, Ryan" wrote:
> I'm wondering if anybody thinks there would be a problem using CF Pro while
> developing and CF Enterprise in production. I just don't want to buy
> Enterprise for development if I'm not using Advanced Security at all in my
> applications. I assume that the functionality of CFML will be identical,
> Enterprise just adds the Advanced Security and load balancing correct?
>
> I appreciate any advice.
>
> Ryan Williams
>
>
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