I guess you have a different definition of "kick off" than me. I thought you were implying that the only purpose of sbt.fxp was to run sbtproc.fxp, which isn't true. I haven't tested whether it caches the procedure file differently depending on which is run, so I'll take your word for it. Since I would never just change one of the .prg's without remaking sbtproc, that really has no effect on me.

Michelle


>Michelle,
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>On my last,
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>Yes, it does kick off the procedure files, meaning if I made changed and thing is the procedures and G_, or D_ programs I will immediately read those changes running my sbt.fxp while, Running the EXE from the will not allow it so....
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>Carl