Dominic
Tue May 25 04:32:27 CDT 2004
I tried this it has made no difference. Strangely if I output each line
imported with a Response.Write and a Response.Flush as I go along it
will print it all out followed by the word "Success". If I comment out
these lines as I just want the word "Success" the browser loads
indefinitely.
I seems if I start using the response early and continuously it doesn't
have a problem, however if I only use it at the end nothing happens.
Could this be something at the browser end? I'm using I.E. 6
Dominic Godin
"Viatcheslav V. Vassiliev" <msnewsgroup@www-sharp.com> wrote in
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> Check IIS settings - it can stop script after some time. Check
> ConnectionTimeout, AspScriptTimeout, may be other timeouts. 10 minutes
> is quite much for one page and may break one or another timeout.
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>> Hi,
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>> I have an asp page that imports delimited text files into a database.
>> One of our users has rather large text files. Once all these files
>> are imported the page prints the word "Success" to the screen.
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>> This no longer works when importing the large files. If I shorten
>> the number of files imported so it takes just a few minutes the word
>> "Success" appears and all works fine. If I alter the asp back to
>> import all the files (takes about 10 minutes) the browser sits at the
>> page loading screen indefinably.
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>> This script creates log files as it goes so I can see that all the
>> files are imported successfully (that's why I know it takes about 10
>> minutes : ) just that the web page fails to report this.
>>
>> After the last import I use Response.Write "Success".
>> I have tried Response.Flush, Response.End and played with the
>> WriteBlock command. None of these make any difference. Any ideas on
>> how fix this?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dominic Godin
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