> Ahh, so basically caching a query with the same name and
> application within
> an application that uses different templates (e.g. dsp_list.cfm and
> dsp_list2.cfm) but the same query is pointless?
NO - a Cached query persists for the same SQL and datasource, it has nothing
to do with the template name
So as long as you keep the SQL the same, and use the same CACHEDWITHIN it'll
use the cached version
The way to clear a cached query is to use a time period of 0 seconds
Obviously it's only cached on the one server, so if you run a cluster, each
one has it's own cache memory
Philip Arnold
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Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
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