syntax on an instance of a CFC. This would be preferred if you are calling a
CFC multiple times and don't want to recreate it each time.
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Others have answered you - but do not forget that you can also use CFINVOKE
syntax on an instance of a CFC. This would be preferred if you are calling a
CFC multiple times and don't want to recreate it each time.
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syntax on an instance of a CFC. This would be preferred if you are calling a
CFC multiple times and don't want to recreate it each time.
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