CGIDEV2 buffers the output in order to minimize the number of calls to 
QtmhWrStout.  This was done at the suggestion of the V3R2 and V3R7 HTTP server 
developers.

I just tested multiple uses of WrtSection('*fini') and things work just fine.  
So, if you don't want to buffer the output, use *fini as often as you like.  
You might want to test single *fini versus multiple *fini and let the mailing 
list know if there are any perceivable differences.

Mel Rothman, CGIDEV2 Author
IBM eServer Custom Technology Center (eCTC), Rochester, Minnesota
http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/service/ctc/
http://www.easy400.ibm.it/en


"Goodbar, Loyd (AFS-Water Valley)" wrote:
>
> Is there a way to turn off CGIDEV2's output "buffering"? That is, I want to
> see output on the web browser as soon as possible as opposed to the "all at
> once" method of buffering all HTML output until the page is complete. Would
> calling the "*FINI" tag multiple times achieve this goal?
>
> Thanks,
> Loyd
>
> --
> Loyd Goodbar
> Programmer/Analyst
> BorgWarner Incorporated
> Air/Fluid Systems, Water Valley, MS
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