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Server Settings section 11
The following table compares these storage options:
Migrating client variable data
To migrate your client variable data to another data source, you should know the
structure of the database tables that store this information. Client variables stored
externally use two small database tables, like those shown in the following tables:
Storage type Advantages Disadvantages
Data source
Can use existing data
source
Portable: not tied to the
host system or operating
system
Requires database transaction to
read/write variables
More complex to implement
Browser cookies
Simple implementation
Good performance
Can be set to expire
automatically
Client-side control
Users can configure browsers to
disallow cookies
ColdFusion MX limits a cookie’s
data to 4 KB
Netscape Navigator allows only 20
cookies from one host; ColdFusion
MX uses three cookies to store
read-only data, leaving only 17
cookies available
System registry
Simple implementation
Good performance
Registry can be exported
easily to other systems
Server-side control
Possible restriction of the registry’s
maximum size limit on Windows in
the Control Panel
Integrated with the host system: not
practical for clustered servers
Solaris, Linux, and HP-UX registries
are text files. Their registries deliver
slow performance and low
scalability.
CDATA Table
Column Data type
cfid CHAR(64), TEXT, VARCHAR, or equivalent
app CHAR(64), TEXT, VARCHAR, or equivalent
data MEMO, LONGTEXT, LONG VARCHAR, or equivalent
CGLOBAL Table
Column Data type
cfid CHAR(64), TEXT, VARCHAR, or equivalent
data MEMO, LONGTEXT, LONG VARCHAR, or equivalent
lvisit TIMESTAMP, DATETIME, DATE, or equivalent
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