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I have a Doll Key with 11 scripts within it, and one of these scripts calls: queryLandmarkData = llRequestInventoryData(landmark); ...where landmark equals "Home" in the standard case. queryLandmarkData is verified to not be NULL_KEY, but the dataserver event never fires: dataserver(key queryID, string queryData) { if (queryID == queryLandmarkData) { rlvTeleport(queryData); llSetTimerEvent(0.0); queryLandmarkData = NULL_KEY; } } (The function rlvTeleport takes queryData, generates the appropriate global position setting, and generates an RLV call to teleport.) Through the use of multiple debug statements it can be determined that the dataserver event never fires for the llRequestInventoryData() call. It does however respond to other dataserver events that happen in other scripts, including processing notecard lines and getting region data and username data. Is it possible that dataserver events in this script get throttled? I can find zero reason for llRequestInventoryData to work and then for data server to fail. There's no documentation in the llRequestInventoryData wiki page or in the dataserver wiki page that explains such a scenario. I'm using Firestorm to compile, along with full usage of all of Firestorm's compile-time enhancements. I also have the code in a git repository. I searched for the possibility that dataserver events were getting throttled or stopped outright due to too many all at once - but I can't find that documented anywhere if it is the case. Help?