Re: MSXML2.XMLHTTP

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From: Roland Hall (nobody_at_nowhere)
Date: 12/14/04 

Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 10:18:05 -0600

"Dave Anderson" <GTSPXOESSGOQ@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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: Michael D. Kersey wrote:
: > BTW 27,000 rows seems like an excessive amount of data for
: > a user to digest at once...
:
: That raises another point I forgot to address in my other post. If the
: client machine is Internet Explorer, the table will be displayed all at
: once, rather than line-by-line, no matter what buffering you use.

That's what happens.

: I have jobs that I occasionally run with ASP scripts, and I often set the
: script up to spit out every changed record and/or every 100th record, or
: something similar. I typically break the table every 10 or 20 rows by
: inserting one of these: "</table><table>".
:
: It has been my observation that IE displays nothing at all until the table
: is closed, while Mozilla/Firefox/Opera will display each row as it arrives
: (buffering must be off to see this in effect).

There are only 3 columns in the first file and 2 in the second. Roughly 21k
rows in the first and 2k in the second. This is also a variant because it
is based upon the date each domain was registered. The following day, could
have twice as many or half as much but I doubt they'll vary greatly.

Currently it appears splitting it up will just slow down the process since
retrieving the file is where most of the latency occurs. I'll probably end
up writing and app to grab the file daily which will decrease the bandwidth
usage by almost 50%. 

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Roland Hall
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