> When CF queries a database, does it hold open a thread for
> the whole life of the query till the answer set is returned?
>
> For example, if I have 'Limit simultaneous requests' in the
> CF Administrator set to 5, and my database queries take 20
> seconds to execute and return results, does this mean that
> 1 of my 5 threads will be busy with this query and
> unavailable for the whole 20 seconds? And if I have 5
> concurrent queries, each running for 20 seconds, that all
> 5 threads will be busy and unavailable and requests coming
> in will go into the queue until the first query returns?

First of all, "Limit Simultaneous Requests" had nothing to do with
database access, it's how many CF requests can be running at the same
time, so, if you have it set to 5, and 5 requests that take 20 seconds
come in, everybody else has to wait...

As for database settings, it depends on how you've setup the ODBC - if
you've told it to hold the connection open, then it stays open
permanently, so a query will return requests faster...

As for threads to the database, once the query is done, it drops the
thread, but if you've got a template with a LOT of queries, then some of
these may hit at very close intervals, which might run you into problems
if you're using Access

Hope this explains some

Philip Arnold
Technical Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
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