Question on Process.StandardOutput

[Jean Harris]

If I redirect the console output using the standard method, it works fine if the process outputs all its information and then exits quite soon. But for processes that output information as they are processing, for instance osql.exe when processing a large job, it doesn't seem that any of the read methods on StandardOutput are able to get the output before the process has exited
Is this normal behaviour, and how can I get around it to put the output in (say) a listbox while the process is still running
What determines when the output can be 'read' by the redirection

Thanks

[Vijaye Raji]

The problem here is the output stream is not being flushed. I think you can
call Flush () on the BaseStream from time to time to read what's been
already output.

-vJ

"Jean Harris" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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If I redirect the console output using the standard method, it works fine
if the process outputs all its information and then exits quite soon. But
for processes that output information as they are processing, for instance
osql.exe when processing a large job, it doesn't seem that any of the read
methods on StandardOutput are able to get the output before the process
has exited.
Is this normal behaviour, and how can I get around it to put the output in
(say) a listbox while the process is still running?
What determines when the output can be 'read' by the redirection?

Thanks