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Question Title How can I improve the startup time?

Our documentation provides some information and guidelines about this argument. Please check the following topics starting from 'isCOBOL Evolve-> Appendices-> Performance Tuning'.

Please also consider that the class loading time is a small matter in a thin client environment, as only the first client session will be affected whilst all other clients will find classes in memory.
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