Hi. I am cflocking the call to a component method because I'm passing in
session variables, like so:
<CFLOCK SCOPE="SESSION" TIMEOUT="300" TYPE="exclusive">
<CFINVOKE COMPONENT="LHF" METHOD="updateStatus"
RETURNVARIABLE="mmhmm"
ILASTACTIONUSER="#session.userName#" ...>
</CFINVOKE>
</CFLOCK>
If I set a default session variable in the method itself, do I have to have a
cflock inside the cffuntion too? I hope not, since the function does not seem
to like cflocks in it:
<CFFUNCTION NAME="updateStatus" HINT="update the LHF_Header table with a new
lastAction, lastActionDate, and lastActionUser" ACCESS="PUBLIC" OUTPUT="FALSE"
RETURNTYPE="STRING">
<cflock here? It throws an error>
<CFARGUMENT NAME="lastActionUser" TYPE="STRING" REQUIRED="YES"
DEFAULT="#SESSION.userName#">
.....
<CFSTOREDPROC DATASOURCE="#request.dsn#" PASSWORD=""
PROCEDURE="updateStatus" USERNAME="">
<CFPROCPARAM TYPE="IN" CFSQLTYPE="CF_SQL_varCHAR"
DBVARNAME="lastActionUser" VALUE="#arguments.lastActionUser#">
<cfprocparam TYPE="Out" CFSQLTYPE="cf_sql_integer" DBVARNAME="@RetVal"
VARIABLE="updateRetVal">
<cfprocparam TYPE="Out" CFSQLTYPE="cf_sql_varchar" DBVARNAME="@RetMsg"
VARIABLE="updateRetMsg">
<cfprocresult NAME="myStatus">
</CFSTOREDPROC>
<cfif updateRetVal eq 0>
<CFRETURN "success">
<cfelse>
<CFRETURN myStatus>
</cfif>
</cflock ?>
</CFFUNCTION>
Thanks in advance.
Andrew
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