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If your volumes are in the many/second category then the date/time stamp
does not assure unique sequencing. If accurate arrival sequencing is
mandatory then a data queue with a single NEP is the only choice. With
the single NEP the next number is decremented, assigned, and pushed to
the next que for adding to the file for writing. If you need to run
several programs to do the actual writes from the second queue to the
file, that is fine, since the sequence # is already assigned and the
write will not fail for that reason.
On 8/13/2014 3:39 PM, Vinay Gavankar wrote:
Thanks Chuck.
I think that using the timestamp (retrieved when writing to the data
queue), instead of the sequence number will work. I will have to use an API
to get UTC or something, otherwise if I use System Time, wouldn't it go
back when Daylight Saving time ends?
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