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wat is the difference between dataarea and data queue?
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Answer Posted / rajesh binani
A Data Area and a DataQ are not having similar features,
but the length of Data area is limited to 1024chars and the
DataQ can have a length of 64512chars.
A DataQ is erased as soon as the data is retrieved from it.
Whereas the data area can have the data stored in it until
the user opts to clear it. In DataQ one had variable for
arrival date,time, the sender id, and the key(in case of
keyed dataq)- this is an advanced feature in DataQ
Hope this helps.
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