I experimented a bit more, and it has nothing to do with CFCs really --
in the application scope (and also likely in other shared scopes) the
currentrow cursor is shared with the queries, at least in CFMX 6.1 and
BD 6.2.1 (which I have tested, don't have access to CFMX 7).
Workarounds:
* Best is to duplicate (for encapsulation etc)
* One can also cflock (ugly!)
* Or do an index loop 1 to recordcount
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Hugo Ahlenius
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