>variable assignment level. It would be nice to know how much memory each
>variable scope is absorbing. For instance:
>
><cfset server.test = "test">
><cfset application.test = "test">
><cfset session.test = "test">
>
>As you create variables in these scopes, memory must manage it. So I am
>wondering if there is a way to know how much memory is allocated to
>variable scopes. If you could get as granular as each scope that would be
>great, if not, a collective summary of all scopes would do.
>
>I have asked this question before Pre-MX and the response I received from
>the list is that CF does not work close enough to the hardware to truly
>know this as it is a security breach. CF is merely delivered a spot in
>which to reference where its variables sit, but has no other control over
>memory. At the time, that made sense. I was wondering if any changes have
>been made since MX has come along.
>
>This question comes from the idea that we would rather anticipate max
>memory issues prior to running an application in production.
>
>Does that clear the air a little?
>
This may help:
http://www.bpurcell.org/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=967
Regards,
Dave.
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