what is mapping parameter?

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what is mapping parameter?..

Answer / priyaraj

A mapping parameter represents a constant value that you
can define before running a session.It retains the same
value throughout the entire session.

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what is mapping parameter?..

Answer / sankar

a mapping parameter represent a constent value that can be
define before mapping run.a mapping parameter define a
parameter file which is saved with an extension.prm
a mapping parameter reuse teh various constant value.

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