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All the owner information is contained in a database. Your job is to extract it from the database and display it on every page.
One possible solution is to generate a recordset containing this information every time a user opens one of the pages. However, this is inefficient because the database is queried for the same information repeatedly.
You decide to adopt a more efficient solution: generate the recordset only once for each user, store the recordset data in session variables, and use the session variables on all the pages.
With this logic in place, your application can display the information without generating a second recordset even if the owner opens one page to check the jet's available dates, jumps to another page to request flight time on the jet, jumps back to the first page to check on other available dates, jumps to another Web site entirely to make hotel reservations, and then jumps back to the Arrow Aircraft site to finish the request.
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