Application Development

Models you build can be designed for use by others. By adding a user interface to your model and locking particular components, you can develop models that run as complete applications.

DecisionPro does not use a separate macro language for programming. Using the same language that is used to create node definitions, you can build procedures that perform actions. Your models can read and write data files, use DDE, OLE, and ODBC to communicate with other Windows applications, modify node definitions, etc. In fact, much of DecisionPro's user interface, analytic capabilities, and tools are actually DecisionPro models.

For more information on application development, see Advanced Models, page 195.