Maybe you just need to reduce the number of connections in the pool. Did
your web host say how many connections they'd like you to have???
Also, it is possible to use up all those connections with some dodgey CF
coding, sorry I can't think of a concrete example right now :)
On 9/20/07, Mark
This technique of yours, Mark, is a bit grim in my view (and it's just
that: my opinion only).
It's only relevant if one doesn't know the key name already, as one
CAN do this, quite happily:
getStruct().key
So this means it's only useful in a situation in which we're using a
runtime value for
This technique of yours, Mark, is a bit grim in my view (and it's just
that: my opinion only).
It's only relevant if one doesn't know the key name already, as one
CAN do this, quite happily:
Which is exactly where I use it. If I knew the key already, I would
have written an example like:
pacific.adobe.acrobat.com/developer
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Hey MrBuzzy - they allow a maximum of 35 simultaneous connections. And
i'd like to think i don't have any dodgy coding but if you could think
of any examples where things could be going wrong i'm all ears :)
Mark - no, i'm not using any manual connections or anything out of the
ordinary. Might
