Sorry, yes, this is true. Should have been a little more clear. Thanks! Deanna Schneider wrote: > Just to clarify - I'm assuming you mean that you're storing the instance of > the CFC in the application scope - not that within the cfc you're storing > the query into the application scope. Generally speaking, you don't want to > touch persistent scopes from within a CFC. > > On 10/4/05, Ray Champagne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>Hey, Jim, just putting some closure on this topic for archive's >>sake....I went with a CFC that stored the query in the application >>scope. Many many thanks to Mike D. for helping me out with that, and >>you for guiding me as to what was going wrong with my thinking. >> >> >> > > > >
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