Re: headers sent issue

On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 16:29:56 +0200, Rik wrote:

Well, on a server you generating and trashing content that didn't need to
be build in the first place. Not necessarily an issue, but a huge waste of
resources, cpu & memory.

What is a waste of resources? Which part?


What's the problem with the following flow?

1. start session
2. if form is submitted and answer is yes, destroy session and redirect
3. else show form

It will produce a lot less overhead.

The largest single wait is for an Oracle connection to be established. I
want to postpone that for as long as I can and create a connection only
if necessary. This script is invoked from a link, and I don't want to kill
session or establish connection if someone has accidentally clicked on the
link. The full complement of the scripts is available on my page. I'd be
grateful if you decide to take a look.



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