> My understanding the one of the benefits of multi instance is that I can
> have a totally fresh CF8 instance with out any of the settings, db's or
> mappings that may have been created previously.  I want separate to avoid
> any problems.  Is that a BAD idea? Should we just develop on the existing
> server and create any new mappings, db's as necessary (it's quite cluttered
> as it currently stands, multiple db's - Access, MySQL, MSSQL)

It's not bad to use multiple instances, but there is a resource cost
incurred by doing so. It's unlikely that you'll have a conflict
between the datasources within a single server instance, but more
likely that you might have a conflict between mappings, I guess. That
said, it's a lot of work to switch your server configuration just to
get a "clean slate" for a single application.

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