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I believe that the varying sizes are due
to the internal state of compilation of the script file. The code you write is converted to a sort
of executable format when it is run, and this format is created and discarded
at various times (that make no particular sense to me), and ultimately saved in
the script file. -----Original Message----- Sara; A question more out of curiosity than anything else. I am saving my script at different stages of
development. I am also using a file name (ABS WS A5.bws) for development, and
one (ABSHSS.bws) for the release. When I test, I will copy the current
development file to the release file name. And I check the files, more out of
habit than anything else, for date and size. It is the size that I am curious about. The size
varies tremendously from one version to the other, and I haven’t been
able to figure it out. As you can
see in the picture below, my release file from 7/18 was 185KB, and the one from
yesterday is 588KB, and no appreciable change has been made; maybe a line or
two added or deleted. This is not a project stopper, because they both run
as expected. This is more of me wanting to know what is going on. TKs Information Specialist - Programmer Silverton 503.873.1657 [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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