> Well from what I have read so far as it pertains to reading
> variables in the memory, it's ok to not lock them. You don't
> want to get overzealous with locking, it does have an impact
> on performace. What is the summattion with CFLOCK? I am doing
> a presentation at the CFUG in Orlando Thursday at 7 pm at
> the IT Research building (a shameless plug I know) and I
> think I have it down pretty good I would just like to know
> what the rest of the community agrees on. Some of the things
> I have summed up are:
>
> CFLOCK should be used on writes of session,server, and
> application variables CFLOCK should be used on reads of CFX_Tags
> (though I just saw that so I am not sure about that)
> Locking should not be initiated at server level as it will
> severly impede performance Reading memory variables is ok as
> long as you are sure that the write to them has been locked
>
> ANything else to add?

I'd disagree about your statement that reads of memory variables shouldn't
be locked, for various reasons mentioned here previously.

Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
voice: (202) 797-5496
fax: (202) 797-5444

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