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CREATE INDEX id3
ON CGLOBAL (lvisit)
</cfquery>

Memory Variables page

You use the Memory Variables page of the ColdFusion Administrator to enable application and
session variables server-wide. By default, application and session variables are enabled when you
install ColdFusion MX. If you disable either type of variable in the Memory Variables page, you
cannot use them in a ColdFusion application.
You can specify maximum and default timeout values for session and application variables. Unless
you define a timeout value in Application.cfm, application variables expire in two days. Session
variables expire when user sessions end. To change these behaviors, enter new default and
maximum timeout values on the Memory Variables page of the Administrator.
Note: Timeout values that you specify for application variables override the timeout values set in
Application.cfm.
You can also specify whether to use J2EE session variables. When you enable the J2EE session
variables, ColdFusion creates an identifier for each session and does not use the CFToken or
CFID cookie value. For more information, see Developing ColdFusion MX Applications.

Mappings page

You use the Mappings page of the ColdFusion MX Administrator to add, update, and delete
logical aliases for paths to directories on your server. ColdFusion mappings apply only to pages
processed by ColdFusion MX with the
outside of the web_root (or whatever directory is mapped to "/"), you must add a mapping to the
location of those files on your server.
Assume that the "/" mapping on your server points to C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot, but all your
ColdFusion header pages reside in c:\2002\newpages\headers. In order for ColdFusion MX to
find your header pages, you must add a mapping in the ColdFusion Administrator that points to
c:\2002\newpages\headers (for example, add a mapping for /headers that points to
c:\2002\newpages\headers). In the ColdFusion pages located in C:\CFusionMX\wwwroot, you
reference these header pages using /headers in your
Note: ColdFusion mappings are different from web server virtual directories. For information on
creating a virtual directory to access a given directory using a URL in your web browser, consult your
web server's documentation.
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