Learn techniques, tips and tricks for squeezing the most performance out of your CFML applications for horizontal scaling. Topics discussed will include resource (CPU and memory) saving coding patterns and techniques, caching strategies with CacheBox and native cache functions, SQL performance including stored procs, indexing, dirty reads and query optimization techniques as well as a general discussion on why concurrency is important and why you should adopt a performance geared mindset when developing every application.
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20. WITH (NOLOCK)
TheWITH (NOLOCK) table hint is used to override the default
transaction isolation level of the table or the tables within the view
in a specific query.The query will consume less memory in holding
locks against that data and no deadlock will occur against the
queries that are requesting the same data from that table.