Hi Subha,
If it has such a big impact on your performance, why do you not check in
your function or it’s needed at all? Keep an copy of the old val and do
something like ìf (old===new) {return} in the top of your function.
Aside from that, I don’t understand what you are asking, do you want it to
fire at startup, or do you need to prevent it??
Regards
Sander
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