"to change this datA" i meant...

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От: Stas Maximov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Дата: четверг, 22 июня 2000 г. 6:25
Тема: Re: "Permanent variable" storage


>Rob,
>
>okay, if you need to change this date and if we have only two ways left:
>file and table, I'd better suggest you to choose a table with the single
>row:
>1. it is easy to work with
>2. it is OS independent
>3. if you do think it is weird now, you'll have to do this later, cause
very
>possibly you'll have more such data to store
>
>stas@
>
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>От: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Дата: четверг, 22 июня 2000 г. 6:12
>Тема: Re: "Permanent variable" storage
>
>
>>
>>
>>Thanks everyone for the responses.
>>
>>>why do you think application scope is a bad idea? even after server
>restart
>>>your application will be intended to reinitialize thru application.cfm...
>>
>>Yes I know, but if the variables need to be changed they must be stored
>>elsewhere in order for application.cfm to be able to initialise with the
>current
>>values.
>>
>>Just say I have two email addresses, one for contacts and one for
>registration.
>>
>>If I have an "update email addresses" page that simply does a <cfset
>>application.contact_address="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">, then this variable will
>be OK
>>until the server restarts but then it will be erased by whatever the
>defaults in
>>application.cfm are. Or at least I think that's the way it works.
>>
>>I was thinking I could have a table set up wtih four columns, email_id,
>>contact_address, registration_address and date_created. I could then do an
>>insert when they change the email address and initialise the application
>with
>>whatever the newest email addresses are.
>>
>>However, I don't need to save the older addresses so the information is
>>redundant. Should I just have a table with one row that just gets updated?
>I
>>know I can do this but I am just wondering if there is an alternative.
>>
>>--------
>>Rob Keniger
>>
>>
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