Improving Output Performance
Written by Eric Smith, Northstar Computer Systems LLC
To increase the performance of your web page output, you can use output buffering. Output buffering stores all of the output while the page is being built. However, users won't see any output until the page is complete. In long-running pages, this could cause users to cancel the connection. To turn on output buffering, use this statement:
Response.Buffer = True
To cause the buffer to be sent to the user, you can call the Response.Flush method. To erase the buffer, call Response.Clear.
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Publication Date: 6/1/2000
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