Difference between Buffered Read and Read Mode on DataSocket Open

What are the behavior differences when opening a DataSocket connection with a Buffered Read verses Read?

Mlenz,
You can learn about buffering data from our website, or in the LabVIEW help.  By using the Datasocket Buffered Read, you are enabling Client-side Buffering.  If you do not use a Buffered Read, then the LabVIEW does not store the values in a buffer, which are written when the value changes.
Hope this helps,
TheDillo

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