QAS new
QAS_new
Create a questionnaire answer sheet object
Syntax
QAS_new(questionnaireResourceId, userResourceId)
or
QAS_new(questionnaireResourceId)
Arguments
- questionnaireResourceId: is a number expression. It is the questionnaire's resource id
- userResourecId: is a number expression. It is the user's resource id
Return value
An array, it is a questionnaire answer sheet object, which contains the following items:
|
Index |
Data type |
Value |
|
QAS_ID |
number |
Primary key |
|
QAS_QUESTIONNAIRE_RESOURCE_ID |
number |
Questionnaire's resource id |
|
QAS_USER_RESOURCE_ID |
number |
User's resource id |
|
QAS_TEST |
bool |
If it is a test answer sheet |
|
QAS_STATUS |
number |
Questionnaire answer sheet's status, it should be compared to/assigned with defined constants (see getRPQStatus function for more information) |
|
QAS_COMPLETED |
bool |
If the answer sheet is completed |
|
QAS_STARTDATE |
array |
Start date |
|
QAS_ENDDATE |
array |
End date |
|
QAS_GUID |
string |
The unique id of qas |
|
QAS_CATI_APPOINTMENT |
array |
Next contact datetime |
|
QAS_CATI_LIST_TYPE |
number |
1: CATI_MAIN, 2: CATI_ONGOING, 3: CATI_APPOINMENT, 4: CATI_FINISHED, 5: CATI_RETRY NOTE! If the QAS is actually part of a CATI run, then this item should only be updated when the value is CATI_FINISHED, or when the CATI is not running, otherwise the CATI system may get confused. |
|
QAS_CATI_TIMES_CALLED |
number |
times called |
Example
array qas1 = QAS_new(33702597);
qas1[QAS_TEST] = true;
QAS_save(qas1);
array qas2 = QAS_new(33702597, 53468);
QAS_save(qas2);
Availability
Version 5.6
