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Script effects on the size of a File

yafreax
in Script Workspace and Script Triggers

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I know that a FM File can only be a certain size (though i can't remember what that size is. . .), i was wondering how much a script can effect the size of a file... Obviously small ones don't effect much, but if i have a long complicated script that can't be split b/c it's a bunch of If / Else's, how is that going to play on the size. . .

What about a whole heck of a lot of small scripts. . .

I am just looking into the future of the current project i'm working on so i can't get as specific as i would like. . . any input would be helpful. . .

Jeremy

Scripts don't seem to take up much room. I'm had files with hundreds of scripts with no problem. The number of fields and records is the usual concern. Container fields which store pict images, not just references, are probably the easiest way to create a huge file.

-bd

What is the max file size?

If i correctly remember the max. file size is 2 GB.

Regards

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