> No, the request scope is used to avoid the locking issues that come with
> application variables. The theory is that any overhead generated by
> repeatedly setting request variables is offset by the decrease in code
> complexity and overhead that results from the elimination of multiple
> CFLOCKs.
Yeah, all that, and aesthetically Request... is a whole bunch more beautiful
than <cflock...>#Application...</cflock>. I think that's important.
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