no... the arguments scope is function local just like the "var" scope
(however I believe you should explicitly say "arguments.fieldValue" in
your code. Why do you think race conditions would occur on this one...
all you're doing is returning a value passed to the method.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/28/06 9:39 AM >>>
Many other permutations of Var scope, Application scope questions have
been answered on the list before but I can't find an answer in the
archives to this one:
I have an application scoped CFC with the following (simplified)
function:
<cffunction name = "method" output = "no" access = "public" returntype
= "string">
<cfargument name = "fieldValue" required = "true" type = "string" />
<cfset var response = fieldValue & " was passed to the function" />
<cfreturn response />
</cffunction>
Is it possible for race conditions to corrupt the value of 'response'?
It looks like I should put a named lock in there but I can't have a
<cflock> before the var scope declaration.
John
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