Paul,
I think it's going to depend more on what you have going on inside of those
switch's then how many of them there are. I have a template on a very busy
site that has probably 30 or so of them and inside each one is a nested
cfswitch with another anywhere from 3 to 25 options and the thing that I did
to speed it up the most was using CFSCRIPT as much as I could instead of
straight syntax for some of the larger cfset groups etc. I think in the
case of fusebox that what ever you happen to be cfincluding will slow down
you application much more then the total size/number of switchs. IMHO
anyway. I could be wrong and I am sure that if I am I will get let know.
Bill
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Paul Johnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 9:06 AM
> To: Fusebox
> Subject: technical cfswitch question
>
>
> is there a maximum size for a cfswitch that will cause it to run
> slow. I am
> under the impression it is precompiled and all statements can
> happen at the
> same speed. Is this true? The reason I ask is to put one of my
> colleagues
> in his place... I mean, help him to understand Cold Fusion a bit
> better. I
> am not however going to tell you the exact nature of the question
> so that it
> is entirely unknown what answer I am expecting...
>
> Paul
>
> PS Sorry for being cryptic
>
>
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