> Thanks for your help, but I thought that once you define the > variables in the APplication scope they are yours to use them > at any time and the <cfapplictioan tag does not need to run > again until the application TIMES OUT. SO if thats the case, > Application.DSN would be defined for 20 min, and it would > skip redefining the application scope again. Am I wrong? IF > Application.DSN is NOT DEFINED, then it will run the > CFapplication tag, whats wrong with this logic?
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