On 7/8/06, Dan Vega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the advice Sean, and thank you to everyone for the help.On 7/8/06, Sean Corfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:On 7/7/06, Dan Vega < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
> <cfif form.userId NEQ "0">
> <!--- this lets us know we are updating an existing record, if 0 add
> new record --->
> <cfset application.UserRecord.setUserId (form.UserId
> )>
> <cfelse>
> <cfset application.UserRecord.setUserId()>
<cfset application.UserRecord.setUserId(0)>
> </cfif>
However, as others have pointed out, you should not put transient
objects in application scope.
Application scope is for services and things that have no state (i.e.,
don't change over time - except for caching). A UserRecord is, by
definition, a stateful object. If you create a fresh UserRecord object
for each request, you'll be just fine.
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