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On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 9:33 AM, Luis Rodriguez <luisro58@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Also, regarding your question about EVIs, you could use the WITH nDISTINCT
VALUES clause when defining the EVI. Just leave the necessary safetymargin
(say, With 4 DISTINCT VALUES). The only difference is that the EVI size
would be a little more bigger.
No it won't.
there's no different between
WITH 2 DISTINCT VALUES
WITH 4 DISTINCT VALUES
WITH 100 DISTINCT VALUES
In each case, the EVI byte code size is 1 byte.
On the other hand,
WITH 300 DISTINCT VALUES
Gives you a EVI byte code size of 2 bytes.
HTH,
Charles
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