> in my experience (IE5?) if there is data being "added" to the page, then
the
> browser will display what it can, and keep adding to it until the stream
> breaks or it finishes.
Only if the buffer has been flushed!
> one thing to note is that you wouldn't be able to do
> any tables because they
> I want to have a web page access a number of DB's, this will start with
one
> but on a monthly basis increment by one. So within 12 months their will be
> 12 DB's. The web page will access each one in turn starting with the
newest
> DB and search through this for certain text. After a query has
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// Hi Folks,
//
// What I am trying to accomplish is:
//
// I want to have a web page access a number of DB's, this will
// start with one
// but on a monthly basis increment by one. So within 12 months
// their wi
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> From: Neil Lathwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2001 6:58 PM
> Subject: [PHP-DB] Flushing PHP output
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>
> > Hi Folks,
> >
> > What I am trying to accomplish is:
> >
> > I wa
Hi Folks,
What I am trying to accomplish is:
I want to have a web page access a number of DB's, this will start with one
but on a monthly basis increment by one. So within 12 months their will be
12 DB's. The web page will access each one in turn starting with the newest
DB and search through th
