Thanks everyone. I am all set now. That was easy... :-)
Mike
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Yes. You can set up each of the datasources as an acceptable client
variable repository in the cfadmin (what Barney said), then point to
that repository using the clientstorage parameter in your
Application.cfm's cfapplication statement.
Since my cms uses client vars extensively, I used to get th
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> Subject: RE: Client Storage in DB Per Application
>
> > If I have 10 applications one one server and 10 DBs on one
> > sql server, is it possible to have each application handle
> > its own client variable tables?
>
> Yes. You'll have to configure eac
> If I have 10 applications one one server and 10 DBs on one
> sql server, is it possible to have each application handle
> its own client variable tables?
Yes. You'll have to configure each datasource to store Client variables
within the CF Administrator, and you'll have to specify a CLIENTSTOR
You can do one Client DB for 10 Applications with different application
names
Or
One Client DB per Application
However i would recommend using a SQL Server Scheduled Jobs to Purge Client
data.
Joe
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From: "Tangorre, Michael" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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You can configure client variable storage ONLY at the CF server instance
level. However, it's amazingly trivial to create your own client variables
storage mechanims, which can store stuff wherever you want. And since
you're storing everything yourself, you can extend the functionality as
well, s
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