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I am not sure if its faster if you’re
just calling a single method. I’d bet that cfinvoke and
createObjec().runMyMethod() are equivalent in performance, but with
createObject() you can keep the object around, while cfinvoke will destroy the
object after your method call is completed. Using cfinvoke is like using your object
as a container for UDF’s, while createObject() will give you an object
that you can use for whatever. I guess it depends on what you’re more
comfortable with? From: Christopher Jordan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Is CreateObject() faster? I stay away from cfinvoke, and use createObject() for all my
component activities. From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Christopher Jordan Hi everyone.
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