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Lew schrieb:
> If you need sequential stream access to all or part of
 > that data, have sequential clients work with scraps piped
 > through the lower-lying direct access instances rather
 > than fight over the same prey.

What is "scraps piped"? How do you eliminate the common prey
through "scraps piped"? Will you not only create a buffering
layer, but the problem will not be evaded?

Bye