Controlling undocumented scripts

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May 9, 2002 at 12:27 am #2321999

Controlling undocumented scripts

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As a developer, do you regularly document the scripts you create? As a data center manager, what kinds of problems do undocumented scripts present? Weigh in on the benefits and complications of limiting the scripting languages used for scripts, asdiscussed in this week’s xSP Informer e-newsletter.

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