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On Wed, 31 Oct 2012 21:45:12 +0000, Paul Fenstermacher
<PFenstermacher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
If an object in a library gets used in any manner does that also update the last used date on the library object?
Note also that if a program remains active across multiple days, the
last used date is only going to reflect when it was initially called.
If a program is called from a program that remained active across
multiple days, I'm not sure if the program that is called is going to
reflect each day on which it was used or not, nor if it matters if the
system pointer is resolved more than once.
Bottom line: you need to be careful about programs.
The same kind of thing *may* apply to other objects being used by a
program that remains active across. For example, if a program is
using a user space via a pointer, I don't know if the usage is updated
for each day that the user space is used or just when the system
pointer to the object is resolved.
Perhaps Chuck can provide more technical details about this.
Ken
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