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AndersBergquist
Quartz | Level 8

If this is wrong forum, pleast point me to the rigth.

My problem. I made a script in proc ds which catch data from a pxweb server with api. In general it work perfect, but i have one problem. I can catch data from my workstation, but then I use the same script from a server, i got only part of the responsfil. I most case, I got the entire respons, but in some rare occations I got only a part.

I suspect there must be a limit on the server, linux, or the sas-installation which limit the size of the respons file. I hope I can get help to point the administrators of the server in the right direction.

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ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20

Servers usually have more restrictive firewall settings. This behaviour seems odd though.

What I'd do in the likely case you don't find a fix, and if there is no way to identify the file end, is query the http server several times and check that the response file is consistent.

 

 

 

AndersBergquist
Quartz | Level 8

Thank You for your respons.

I have test the request several times form other servers, with the same script, and got perfect result. And every time I test on the server, I got bad result.

ChrisNZ
Tourmaline | Level 20
Something, possibly network settings, must be different with this server.
AndersBergquist
Quartz | Level 8
I think You are right. Now I can let the administrator work with the problem.

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