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Using thin rendering

In rare cases where application code relies on logic that has been excluded from the compile of thin objects, re-evaluate the logic and change it, if possible. For example, reliance on prototype definitions requires direct references to functions to change to DYNAMIC-FUNCTION in order to take advantage of thin objects. If dependencies in the excluded logic cannot be resolved, do not use thin rendering.

You can turn off thin rendering for all objects with the UseThinRendering session property, or or you can turn it off for a class of objects, for individual object masters, or for object instances by setting the ThinRenderingProcedure attribute to a blank value.

Certain development tools, such as the Container Builder, require the full objects rather than their thin counterparts. You can set UseThinRendering to TRUE in a development session type and thin objects might run in these sessions without a problem. However, some development tools will not always function properly. Therefore, always set UseThinRendering to FALSE for a development session type.