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It is not possible for a Task to maintain state from one invocation to the next, or between different Tasks. The kernel used to execute a particular Task request is chosen by the Kernel Manager, and may (or may not) vary from request to request. Therefore any state information must be transferred into the Task via one or more Task parameters (probably having ‘Both’ usage) for each call.
Topic ID: 540155