Inside your loop, you can try to:
print "\0";
That should keep it alive and there's probably a better solution (like a
Keep-Alive header or something).
- Jason
Putnam, Denis (Contractor) wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to send an http response back to the browser
before i complete my output buffer on a long running query. I need to
do this to keep the browser from timing out.
Denis Putnam
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