Thread: [Bashprogramming-support] saxin.xml file keeps growing to limit

Hello to all,
    I have been using the bpe for about a couple months now, utilizing 
it in a few of my personal scripts.  Saves me a lot of time coding the 
same functions over and over and over again.

    Good Job!!!

    However I have one problem with the environment that maybe someone 
can help me with.  It is in regards to the saxin.xml file created. I'm 
assuming this is where all the hashmap and mysql functions end up for 
future storage.  I have noticed that one first run, the script I have 
created is very very fast, however after time, the script performance is 
lacking. Looking at the file saxin.xml, it grows to almost 2 GB of 
space.  I stop the script I created, delete the sax*.xml files in the 
directory and start the script again, performance returns for a couple 
of days, then back to normal.

Questions
If I use the mysql_storeResult function I have to mysql_freeResult to 
FREE it.  If I use hm_create I need to use hm_destroy to FREE it.  Am I 
using all the functions correctly? Does bpe remove the result or hashmap 
from the sax file if it is DESTROYED or FREED?  Is there anyway to 
maintain sax performance if the programming is running in a continuous loop?


Please let me know.

Thanks

Ryan