Xing:
Since I was storing client variables in a database anyway, for this but
mainly other reasons I went to a scheme where I create CFI/CFT pairs
(analogous to CFID/CFTOKEN pairs) using my own algorithm. Since CFI is
incremented by 1 in a single table for each new user no matter how many
ma
eneric
statements they use and I don't see a reason why they shouldn't make them
customizable.
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From: "paul smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2000
Bud:
I assume you mean URL string not query string, and the answer is Yes.
I'm not using cookies and am instead passing CFID/CFTOKEN in the URL as
follows:
http://www.MyApp.com/index.cfm/CD.38230/CN.80270945
Modified Fusebox-style-wise, app_globals.cfm uses CD.38230 to assign 38230
to url.cf
The problem (if there is one) is that the next (or last, I don't know
which) value of CFID is kept in the Registry. Two machines that don't talk
to one another means both machines *could* come up with the same
CFID. Even if possible, it must be very unlikely (ordinarily).
OTOH, if you start
At 05:17 AM 11/19/00 -0500, you wrote:
>On 11/18/00, pan penned:
> >If clientP is using App_1 on ServerA and
> > clientQ is using App_1 on ServerB,
> >how likely is it, if at all, that the entries
> >in CDATA/CGLOBAL are conflated?
>
>I believe that you won't end up with the same cfid/cftoken
On 11/18/00, pan penned:
>If clientP is using App_1 on ServerA and
> clientQ is using App_1 on ServerB,
>how likely is it, if at all, that the entries
>in CDATA/CGLOBAL are conflated?
I believe that you won't end up with the same cfid/cftoken pair under
the same application name. If the user
Looks like they're assigning CFIDs independently.
I believe CFAS keeps track of the last CFID in the
registry.
best, paul
At 01:19 PM 11/18/00 -0800, you wrote:
>In a non-clustered network of machines, each machine
>having CFAS running, that uses a single dsn for client var
>storage - are CFID
In a non-clustered network of machines, each machine
having CFAS running, that uses a single dsn for client var
storage - are CFIDs uniquely assigned for the storage db,
or is each CFAS assigning CFIDs independently of each
other?
In both CDATA and CGLOBAL the field cfid actually
stores the cfid-
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