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		<Title xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">Possible values</Title>
		<Keyword ContextSensitive="No"><Level1>Possible values</Level1>
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	<ListValue ID="newscript"><Value>Only scripts in new VRC</Value>
		<Paragraph class="Default">Compile only scripts in the specified VRC to objects in the same VRC.</Paragraph>
		<Paragraph class="Default">Example: You specify to compile the scripts of package td, B61O, a, cust: only the scripts in that VRC will be compiled to objects of the same VRC.</Paragraph>
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	<ListValue ID="newfunct"><Value>Functions in new VRC</Value>
		<Paragraph class="Default">Compile also scripts of previous VRCs, when includes (functions) have been changed.</Paragraph>
		<Paragraph class="Default">Example: You specify to compile the scripts of package td, B61O, a, cust: scripts of previous VRCs will also be compiled to objects of VRC B61O, a, cust, when includes (functions) have been changed in this VRC (see before).</Paragraph>
	</ListValue>
	<ListValue ID="all"><Value>All scripts</Value>
		<Paragraph class="Default">Compile all scripts of previous VRCs, even if includes (functions) have not been changed. A reason to use this option may be to improve the system performance: all objects are present on theirst level, so the bshell will always find the object straight away. Another reason may be that the data type of a domain has changed. The data type of a domain is also compiled into the object. When the data type of domain changes in a new VRC, it is necessary to compile all scripts (also those of previous VRCs) as well.</Paragraph>
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