Nick,
I remember reading one such problem as this on the
web but dont remember ther URL as such. The best thing
u can do is to, push the entire recordset into an
array depending on how you want it. Then close the
recordset and then try to loop through the array and
display it in the form of tables or how ever u want
it. It will display much faster than displaying
through looping the recordset itself.
This was one of the performance tips there on the
URL that I went through.
HTH
Vinay.
--- Nick Middleweek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm generating a LONG list of records (over 500) -
> that's what my client
> wants with no page flippers.
>
> Although I'm using Response.Flush on a buffered
> output. I'm not actually
> seeing the records appear in bits. I'm Flushing
> every ten loops.
>
> The reason is because the data is in a table and the
> table isn't rendered by
> the browser until it has it all.
>
> I was thinking of having a seperate table for each
> row but then they won't
> line up correctly and it'll look messy.
>
> Anyone got any bright ideas on this?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Nick
>
>
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