A questionnaire set is a collection of any number of questions. To create a question set, you must first use the application screens to create all the questions you want the question set to have. Then you can create the question set in the application and add the desired questions.
A Question record consists of the question you want a user to answer, plus a field for the user to freely enter any text or the specific answers from which the user may select. You can manually enter all the options the user can select from, or you can enter a code group for the application to call and display the answer automatically, according to the control type you set for the answers.
For example: A Question record question could be "Are you eligible for benefits?" and the answer could be a radio button list whose options are "Yes" and "No". You could configure the answer with a code group whose values are "Yes" and No", or you could configure the answer with the manually entered values of "Yes" and "No". The application will display the question the same either way.
Once created, the question set will be assigned an ID. This ID is what you will use to configure the C# business object so the application can call the question set.
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