Compiled vs Uncompiled Quiz

[Johnson, Tracy]

This is a definite plus, because you add things like:

@IF USER_IDIOT
....
@ENDIF

Tracy M. Johnson
TRW Automotive Electronics
Sensors & Components


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Subject: Re: Compiled vs Uncompiled Quiz


One advantage to using un-compiled Quiz is the ability to add variable source 
code to the quiz routine on the fly.  Many of our Quiz reports use STREAMX 
from Vesoft to prompt the user for various report parameters.  The answers to 
each prompt triggers logic to insert either the users answer or other answer 
dependent logic into the Quiz routine.  Using STREAMX loop constructs I have 
even built Quiz source code complete with variable field definitions and 
report elements. 

It allows you to build a much more flexible program.  Certainly more flexible 
than simply relying on PARM prompts!   Of course, this is in an MPE/iX 
environment, I am assuming it would also apply to other environments as well.

Regards,
Charlie Fontaine
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