ColdFusion Request Profiling with FusionReactor: Finding Slow Queries in Under 10 Minutes

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Introduction
A ColdFusion page takes eleven seconds. The developer’s first instinct is usually to add and getTickCount() calls around blocks of code until the slow one reveals itself — which works, requires a deploy, and tends to find the symptom rather than the cause.
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