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Nice question, but just one small problem:
"In prefix compression, does the entire prefix stored in the header need to match the data to be used?" --> requires the answer NO to be correct
"In other words, if I have a prefix of "aaabcd" in the header and a data element of "aaabfgr" in a field, can prefix compression be applied?" --> requires the answer YES to be correct
I chose NO, but apparently that was the wrong one, although I meant to answer the first question.
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The answers are different for each line. In prefix compression, does the entire prefix stored in the header need to match the data to be used? No if I have a prefix of "aaabcd" in the header and a data element of "aaabfgr" in a field, can prefix compression be applied? Yes..
I choose No, and it gave incorrect....
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khullargirish02 (5/27/2011)
The answers are different for each line. In prefix compression, does the entire prefix stored in the header need to match the data to be used? No if I have a prefix of "aaabcd" in the header and a data element of "aaabfgr" in a field, can prefix compression be applied? Yes.. I choose No, and it gave incorrect.... 
Same here - I answered the first question as a no.
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Yep, 2 different questions with 2 different answers.
Fortunately for me I answered the second question, but I can understand the frustration for those that answered the first.
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I answered the second sentence, after reading the whole question (or, rather, both questions ). But I did that with some trepidation, as guessing which of the two questions to answer wasn't a sure thing.
Very interesting question though. I used to assume that a full match was required and was startled to discover it wasn't (and because I found it startling, I remembered it).
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Thanks for the question
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Chris Houghton (5/27/2011)
khullargirish02 (5/27/2011)
The answers are different for each line. In prefix compression, does the entire prefix stored in the header need to match the data to be used? No if I have a prefix of "aaabcd" in the header and a data element of "aaabfgr" in a field, can prefix compression be applied? Yes.. I choose No, and it gave incorrect....  Same here - I answered the first question as a no. 
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Very good question topic. I learned something - which is always the point!
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| It's impossible to answer this. My mind is in an infinite loop...
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