At 10:07 1/11/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Anyone using fusebox uses the request.dsn (or .datasource). It can be done
>either way and as far as I am concerned, there isnt an
>advantage/disadvantage to either way.
If you use the application scope you always have to use CFLOCK to read
and write to it. A slight pain, a big pain if a developer forgets to
use the lock. The request scope does not have this requirement, it needs
no locking.
RPS
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