some body reply please....

[Srinimusuku]

Hi,
I have a question and iam not sure whether it is possible or not.
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I have as asp page "Page1.asp".
This page has UserName and Password fields that iam submitting to "Page2.asp"
In "Page2.asp" iam updating 4 Oracle databases with the UserName and Password given from the "page1.asp"
"Page2.asp" is taking around 10 seconds to process this request and then it is redirected back to the calling page(Which is "Page1.asp") using the Response.Redirect?DB1="updated&DB2="updated"&DB3="updated"&DB4="updated".

The user has to wait 10 seconds to see the above result on "Page1.asp'.
Can i know of any way to communicate with "Page1.asp" from "Page2.asp" in between these 10 seconds, so that i can show to the user the following messages on "Page1.asp" while "page2.asp" is processing the request of "page1.asp"

DB1 is updated........DB2 processing
and then
DB2 is updated.........DB3 processing
and then
DB3 is updated..........DB4 processing
and then
DB4 is updated...........Done
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Thanks in advance,
Srini

[Cander]

no becuase that is happening idependently of the web server and there is really no way to catch those events. At least not with asp and vb.

[compuGEEK]

Forgive me if I'm way off, I'm a slave to Microsoft and only know SQLServer, but does Oracle support Stored Procedures? How are you making your connection?

[Srinimusuku]

yah, iam using stored procedures to update the User's password.
So....there is no way to do it.?????
Thanks any way,
Srini