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> yes, to a degree the logging tools would be useful, but this 
> particular set
> of information would be used as an audit trail... so it would 
> have to be
> permanently stored in a database, and searchable as well.

You *could* periodically analyze the logfiles & stuff the results
into a DB.  That's probably a better solution if you're expecting a
huge number of visitors.  For an 'average' load (whatever THAT
means...), you should be able to get away with a database approach in
the application.cfm.

Just for reference, our site runs about 1.5 millions hits per month,
runs on CF 4.0.1 on a dual P2 450MHz, 512MB, mirrored drives & MSSQL
7.  It's VERY database heavy (even our page headers & footers are
data-driven).  We don't have any problem with overloading the server.

I don't want to scare you off from the databased method, but just
consider that if you're looking at a 'microsoft.com' level of
traffic, it might not be the safest solution...

Best regards,
Zac Bedell

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