Nope.

The stuff after the commented lines is a UDF (User Defined Function).
This adds functionality to kix that is not and does not have to be included into kix32.exe.
Kix32.exe sees all functions when starting the script so it doe snot really matter where the UDF is placed. I usually put it into a separate file and use this to incorporate it into my script:
Code:

call @scriptdir + "\someudf().udf"


The commented line are part of the UDF explaining what the UDF does and how to use it. You could leave it out but I always keep it in so some other admin can see what it does and how to use it.

Check out this post on how to use UDF's.
There are lots of UDF's available here. Just have a look here.

Edited by Mart (2005-08-17 09:00 PM)