RE: timing queries..

["Schrecengost, James" <Schrecen@JM.com>]

On Thursday, January 07, 1999 10:03 AM, Nikhil Budhiraja
[SMTP:nikhil.budhiraja@bellsouth.net] wrote:
> i have seen the 'get' and 'set' methods being called so many times during
the
> request response loop
> that i  just hate to stick my DB access code (fetch) in there . Instead I
think
> its a better idea to put it in
> a place like appendToResponse which just gets called once during the loop
..
I guess a little clarification is neccesary..  It would definitely help!
Here's what is what I want to happen.  I have a list of customers, when the
user picks a customer, it goes to a sub-list of the locations of the
customers.  This is the page I am working on, the locations.  Each location
has unique contact information, which is gained from one table, and a list
of area codes they serve, which is gained from another table.  I want the
'area codes served' component to be included in the repetition of the
locations list.  Since it is included, I can't (or I don't know how - please
inform me..) run a 'set' method.  All I can do is include it and hope for
the best. So, where is appendToResponse, and how do I use it?  And will it
work in this case?  thanks.

These opinions are mine, and not necessarily those of my employer.

James 'Ghostman' Schrecengost
Johns Manville, Electronic Commerce Team
schrecen@jm.com
303-978-2677