I built a Web form where I can make updates to one of our databases. For reasons I'm
not sure of
yet, the form keeps defaulting to recently-used values. So I inserted some code to
kill the session
variables. Something I had never tried before. As a result of that my entire login to
our intranet
got messed up, and I kept getting error messages on each page I visited. I knew I was
getting bitten
by my own code, just not sure why. Even more frustrating, I didn't see a way to reset
my status, and
had to reboot the server. So the question is, what's the simplest way to restore
session variables
associated with my login? Here's the code that zapped me, followed by the error
message.
<cflock scope="session" type="exclusive" timeout="60" throwontimeout="no">
<cfset StructClear( session )>
</cflock>
Error resolving parameter SESSION.SESSIONID
The session variable SESSIONID does not exist.
Keith Purtell, Web/Network Administrator
VantageMed Operations (Kansas City)
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