Re: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory.

Yes there is a thread local scope and one can use the 'Var' keyword, but apparently it is somewhat unnecessary. So this just leaves me trying to control the memory used by the cfreport... tag. Instead of writing directly to a file I am putting the cfreport... output into a variable and then

RE: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory.

: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory. Yes there is a thread local scope and one can use the 'Var' keyword, but apparently it is somewhat unnecessary. So this just leaves me trying to control the memory used by the cfreport... tag. Instead of writing directly to a file I am putting the cfreport

Re: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory.

Mark Kruger wrote: Ian, First... I would var any variables used inside the thread. Second, you should be able to write this file using cffile - but I'm not sure why your cfpdf action is not working. But you want to try this code outside your cfthread to see how it behaves - cfthread

Re: cfthreads, scopes, cfreport and JVM memory.

Hi Ian You say that you are throttling the process to create a pause between batches. Is your throttle part of the function that creates the threads? (Given that you say that memory isn't released until this function completes, this probably wouldn't help.) Look at things another way - if