‎2008 Jan 31 10:00 AM
hi friends
what is purpose of activating a program before compiling . what it internally does the function. what changes it takes after the activating.
Regards
vijay
‎2008 Jan 31 10:04 AM
nooo u r wrong first u need to compile, then next u need to activate,
if u r not having any compilation errors then only it will allow to activate the object
check it once
‎2008 Jan 31 11:26 AM
Hi,
While activation the system will check for any syntax errors and then a load version of the program is generated/saved in the memory.
You can compile before activation also.
Regards,
Renjith Michael.
‎2008 Jan 31 3:19 PM
‎2008 Feb 01 3:50 AM
hi,
activation does 3 things:
a)syntax check
b)compilation
c)creating a runtime object which is later interpreted during execution.
regs,
Hema.
‎2008 Feb 01 11:49 AM
whenever u try to run the program
these are the steps that are followed
1) syntax check
2) compilation
3)activation
ACTIVATION -- is the step in which the runtime object is created i.E the most current version of the program (in which the recent changes are made) overlaps the prior ones and now this version wud be considered whenver need be.
‎2008 Feb 01 12:03 PM
hello vijay here is the answer briefly.
suppose in a server 2 users are working with the same program.
suppose if the person 1 has changed/added some thing in the program and after he saved without activating. now if the person2 open the program he can't see what ever you have added, because u r not activated.
so in order to globalise the program u need to activate the program.
reward if helpful.
Regards
Venkat