I'm having problems resolving the efficiency, too.
For example, is 2) below true for a cached query named Request.MyQyery?
That is, will there be multiple cached queries? (One copy for each user
session?)
best, paul
At 11:47 AM 9/28/00 +0100, you wrote:
>I have to say, that I understand the reasons for using application variables
>and I know the best practices, but I'm having problems resolving the
>efficiency of either using just request scope or using application
>variables................
>
>OK here we go.....
>Request Scope variables.
>Pros
>-----
>1) No Locking
>
>Cons
>-----
>1) Must be reset every time a user hits the app_globals/application.cfm
>2) Each User session must hold a copy of the variables in memory on the
>server for the duration of processing the page.
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