File Creation On Server, Without Wasting Client Time
I have a chunk of code, where based on the user's selections, it goes through a database and selects all of the records from the database and writes them to a text file (the database contains nearly 600,000 records), currently, the file is written and the user would end up having to wait for it to be written, before continuing.
Is there a way that this file could be kind of.... tagged or something, so that the server creates it in the background, instead of while the user waits, so the user can continue doing other things, rather then having to wait for the text file to be created.
The files can be quite large, as they can end up being anywhere from 1 - about 600,000 records with between 4 - 10 fields each. Here is a sample of the code that creates the text file. Code:
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