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Hi Scott,

Though, I don't understand why you want to use the buffered routines for this... why not use the read() API as I previously suggested?

As I responded on march 15 (maybe you missed the posting), I tried what you suggested but it seems that is doesn't work. I did a quick test.

The Api should return a document of 21.931 bytes (but it
does not return the size and can't know this in advance)
then I try to read one block of data at the time, as you
suggest in d) and f).

------
p_buffer = %alloc(8196);
DoU len <= 0;
   len = read(output(1): p_buffer: 8196);
   // stream out
   If (SDR > 0) and len > 0;
     RC = Write(SDR: p_buffer: len);
   EndIf;
EndDo;
dealloc p_buffer;
------

The first and second "read" return len=8196; the 3rd returns
5539 (8196+8196+5539=21931) but It seems that when I reach
the end of data the program does not return len = 0 but it
hangs on the 4th read instruction.

And if the document is not found the read hangs at first
run.

Giuseppe.

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