Hi Nando,
I have observed this in an application that receives quite a reasonable
load, and I decided to investigate it further - the tabs and those code
snippets were an easy way to isolate it and make it reproducible. On BD
I used the CFPAUSE tag when examining this (the live site that I
mentioned is BD 6.2.1).
I have also examined this when putting an artificial load on code (using
WAST). On CFMX7 the simplest way would maybe be to create use the
asychronous functionality to start a different thread in parallell.
I wonder if the same would happen when cflooping over a
struct/collection... ?
/H.
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