Hello,

Does anyone know how pre-tokenizing will increase performance or can elaborate on how it increases performance? I see that it can reduce the size the of the kix script which I could see increasing performance if you were reading a smaller versus larger file. But are there performance benefits from pre-tokenizing that will increase the speed at which kix processes a given script?

We use kix in our environment for logon scripts which are 95% "if ingroup" commands used to map drives based on group membership. So the file itself is not particularly large to begin with, so I'm wondering if there is any benefit from pre-tokenizing if the tokenized file and the non-tokenized file are both 4kb or less...

Thanks!

Dan