Please help with the following.

I decide to install ‘UD Monitor’ so that I can cache work-units. I install it so that the folder structure goes like this:

D:\WCGA [‘WCGA’ being the folder my originally installed grid agent occupies and in which it normally runs]
D:\UD Monitor

Fine so far. Now I want UD Monitor to cache workunits (which UD Monitor refers to as ‘slots’ in its documentation). I want to create four slots. So I do that, ending up with four new folders named as (slot-number) ‘x'. This gives me the following folder structure for UD Monitor slots:

D:\UD Monitor\1
D:\UD Monitor\2
D:\UD Monitor\3
D:\UD Monitor\4

However, during this setting up of the slots UD Monitor has asked me to supply the path to the grid agent exe file. (In this case, ‘D:\WCGA\UD.exe’).

Now I arrive at my questions:

1. Why does UD Monitor need the path to the original agent if, as the documentation suggests, UD Monitor ends up with a full installation of the agent in each of the (in this case) four slots it has just created? What I’m getting at is, does UD Monitor download and install four different new instances of the agent, one in each slot, or does it copy an individual instance of the original agent files into each of the four slots?

2. Is it necessary to keep all the files of the original install of grid agent even though UD Monitor is now installed and has populated its slots? Put another way, is it okay to, now, just delete the folder D:\WCGA and all its contents, or does UD Monitor require that it, and all its contents, always be present because it needs the files there for some later purpose?

3. Where does UD Monitor store operating and data files while it is processing a slotted work-unit? Are all the files involved in processing a slot discretely located in that slot’s folder or does the processing involve the contents of another folder as well? (Would ‘D:\WCGA’ be involved?)

That’s all I want to ask to just now but I may have other questions depending on the answers to these.