> So is it better to not have a name but have the scope? It's better to have whichever is appropriate for your case. If you're locking memory variables (Session, Application, Server) and you're using CF 4.5.x or higher, you should use the SCOPE attribute and the appropriate value. If you're locking something other than a memory variable, such as access to a single-threaded CFX, or you're using CF 4.0.x - which only supports the NAME attribute - you should use the NAME attribute.
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