OK, I see, so you use it to uniquely identify a request, since on a really busy site,
the time stamp itself may not be good enough. I was also thinking it would be good
inside of a loop, to put your counter in, so you know which iteration of the loop you
are on.
At 09:04 AM 10/13/00 +1100, BORKMAN Lee wrote:
>The INST (instance) attribute is just a text field that you can set to
>whatever you like. Typically, I create a random request.debuggerInst string
>in my app_globals, like #randrange(1000,9999)#, in my app_globals and use
>that. This means that all debugger calls for a particular request get
>tagged with the same Instance. If you have CF_Debugger in a few places in
>one template, you can add a suffix to identify them.
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