How are processes/objects stored in ResourcePC temporarily when executing them?

[TetsujiJunicho]

My understanding is that Runtime Resources store some process/object temporarily when executing them somehow such as on memory or temporary file. How exactly does it work? Regards,

[John__Carter]

The definitions of the running process and it's objects are held in memory and disposed of when the process ends. There is no temp file.

[TetsujiJunicho]

Hi John. Thanks for the reply. In that case, if it's scheduled by minutely, do the loading and removing them take place every time? I'm just curious. Regards,

[John__Carter]

The process definition is loaded when the process starts. An object definition is loaded when the object is first used and retained in memoy for the duration of the parent process session. A child process is loaded each time the parent process calls it. Everything is disposed of when the parent process ends. If the scheduler starts the parent process agan, no information from the previous session is carried over - the new session loads everything again.

[TetsujiJunicho]

Hi John I got the picture! Thanks!