The real question is why you'd ever use CFINCLUDE inside a CFC. I've though
about going that route, but the only reason is to get around the
shortcomings of the tools available. If you need to reuse a block of code
inside a CFC, use a function, don't use an include. Problem solved.
In MX 6.1, I can see your point. However, in MX 6.0, functions were not transaction-aware, so you had to cfinclude your queries to achieve the same effect.
Regards, Dave.
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