I had logged in once using python script (connect statement) as described in this Q&A Topic
How to run with t3 service in WebLogic in order to work with WLST
And I had observed WLST (Weblogic Scripting Tool) is stateful and as part of next wlst.cmd execution in my Windows environment, it retains the connect statement of python program and maintains state,- instead of offline mode now it had come in connected mode to my local Weblogic Console. And I had shut my windows machine once.
I would like to know upto what extent it is stateful as there are commands like activate(), save() and so. And connecting to specific managed instance and all.
disconnect()makes WLST to go offline, meaning it might wipe-out stored states.