1 Adding parameters to Transverse planes and Horizontal planes 
The user must be able to define a table containing a number of transverse reference planes. In the Domain Expert tutorial, the purpose of entity Transverse planes is described in detail.
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2 Enable users to modify calculated values 
In the Domain Expert version of the tutorial, it was shown that sometimes a user can modify calculated values after they are determined by the system. You, as a Knowledge Engineer, can enable this functionality by adding a @MODIFY attribute to the data slot of the parameter.
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3 Modify parameter display order 
It can be desirable to influence the parameter display order in the Workbase list. Normally, Quaestor puts parameters in alphabetal order. An @ORDER attribute on a parameter defines the relative position of the parameter in the Workbase list. Define this position by: @ORDER:RelativePosition, in which RelativePosition is an integer. The @ORDER values need not be consecutive. Parameters are sorted on RelativePosition from low to high. Values with no @ORDER attribute are placed below parameters with @ORDER attributes.
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5 Have a parameter determine the number of cases in an entity 
Parameter Nr will be used to indicate the number of cases (columns) in an entity.
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6 Make parameters multicase 
Normally, the value of any single value parameter is displayed in the list view.
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7 Provide default values 
- Create the following relation for parameter
Xin entityTransverse planesin the Workbase:
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