kurt x <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> When my Perl AGI script is called multiple times, at the same time,
> does the script
> Create separate instants of the global and local variables.  Are the
> variables queued up like
> C++, Java, or are they literally separate instants.
        
The differrent instances of the same script are run completely
independently of each other.

> When the AGI script is finished, is it wise to flush the buffers.  If
> yes, how does one
> do that in Perl.  

The buffers are flushed when the process exits.

Staffan

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