Using EXECUTE Statements inside IF-ENDIF Statements

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EXECUTE statements can be used inside IF-ENDIF statements as a way to avoid execution of the lower-level model, unless necessary. If not executed, the current values of the model are used.

For example:

INPUT
key YES_NO
"Does the assembly have a key (Y/N):"
IF key == YES
key_name STRING
"Enter key name:"
ENDIF
END INPUT
RELATIONS
END RELATIONS
IF key == YES
EXECUTE PART (key_name)
END EXECUTE
ENDIF

The part keyname is executed only if it is included in the assembly.