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I need some help with a data queue question. I know that data queues are
FIFO, and I assume that means they fill from left to right. Can anyone
tell me how the data would be put into the queue if an entry filled the
queue?
i.e. data queue length of 75 bytes (I know these aren't real numbers).
Entries are 50 bytes. When the second entry attempts to be received into
the data queue, will it fill with the first 25 bytes or the last 25? Or
will it put no data into the queue?
I have a situation in which a data queue's data were not in the
positions that they should have been, causing a decimal data error. I
can't think of any other way the data could get put into the queue out
of position.
Any insight will be greatly appreciated.
Rick Marchini
Associated Banc-Corp
IT Services
Mail Stop 7055
920-405-2587
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