or Request processing in general. It is my understanding that any said Request can have spawn threads to handle different processes related to the request, i.e. a template with 2 qrys could be 1 Request to process but spawn multiple threads to handle the request. Based on this scenario: CFMX on Win2k(IIS), Limit Simultaneous Requests set to 2. User A clicks a link that goes to a process we know takes 1 minute to process. At the same time, User B clicks a link that goes to a process we know takes 1 minute to process. A few seconds later User C clicks on any other process. What is being debated internally at my company is the following: It's my understanding, and also what I've seen using cfstat, that User A and User B will each cause a running request, User C will cause 1 request to be queued, which will process when either A or B finishes. There are others speculating that User C's process could be picked up by a thread spawned by the request running User A or B's process and therefore not wait the minute in this case, although I don't feel that's how it works and that threads and processes are specific to a single request. Can anyone clear up this debate for us? Thanks, Scott
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