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ResultBuffer's capacity?

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gswang:
Xrecord can store ResultBuffer type data, but what is its maximum capacity?
thank you very much!

Keith Brown:
The size of an xrecord is technically unlimited I believe.  The maximum size of a result buffer is I believe 127 bytes.

Keith™:

--- Quote from: Keith Brown on June 10, 2017, 07:14:48 AM ---The size of an xrecord is technically unlimited I believe.  The maximum size of a result buffer is I believe 127 bytes.

--- End quote ---

I am reading large files into a resultbuffer and storing them as xRecords
Something like this works without issue


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Keith Brown:
Here is a link that has some more info.


https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=52504.msg574801#msg574801


In that thread there is another link that discusses compressing the info before storing in the result buffer.

gswang:
Thank you, Keith and Keith Brown!

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