The problem (if there is one) is that the next (or last, I don't know
which) value of CFID is kept in the Registry. Two machines that don't talk
to one another means both machines *could* come up with the same
CFID. Even if possible, it must be very unlikely (ordinarily).
OTOH, if you start out with 2 machines, each with a new install of CF, they
BOTH start out with CFID=1 at the same time ;-)
In addition, in one cookie-less app I've developed, I see that CFAS
increments the Register-based current value of CFID with each page
request. So while my app might have CFID=56321 with each page request in
one instance of the app, if I start another instance of the app it might
have CFID=56402 (with the app not accessed by anyone in the interim).
best, paul
At 11:59 AM 11/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
>I presume if it's in the registry or a database, it's not going to assign
>a pair to anyone that is already existing. Therefore, I don't see how two
>people could end up with the same pair.
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