CreateObject() instead of including it. Unfortunately, you'd have to
prefix your function calls with the object name you give it, but I think
this would be much less intensive on server load.
-Dain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have inherited a CFMX application where there is a huge page of
> queries that are each wrapped in a function. That udf file is then
> included in every page. We've got resource and performance issues but
> I've got the problem that management wants to forge ahead with things as
> is (while dealing with the performance issues) and I'm not able to
> explain things where it comes to performance. Can someone help me
> explain why one huge page with all your queries wrapped in a function is
> bad for performance. Or correct me if it's not bad. Also, there are so
> many little things that I wonder if it's hitting performance like the
> cfargument tags required attributes are all using 'true' or 'false'
> instead of 'yes' or 'no'. Would things like that cause a delay?
>
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