BooleanSwitch question

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The MSDN documentation says that if you dont compile with
DEBUG or TRACE flags then you cant use the BooleanSwitch
object. is this true?

If i have a BooleanSwitch wrapping a conditional
statement and build for RELEASE, and then turn my
BooleanSwitch on to true, will the condition execute? or
only if i build with the TRACE compiler switch?

thanks,
John
 
john said:
The MSDN documentation says that if you dont compile with
DEBUG or TRACE flags then you cant use the BooleanSwitch
object. is this true?
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Paritally. Only if you use the switch with Trace or Debug methods. Actually
the TRACE and DEBUG affects only those two methods and not the switch
itself.
If i have a BooleanSwitch wrapping a conditional
statement and build for RELEASE, and then turn my
BooleanSwitch on to true, will the condition execute?
Yes.

or
only if i build with the TRACE compiler switch?
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No. It is independent.
 
ok, so if i'm just using the BooleanSwitch to control
logic from the web.config page, then it doesnt matter
what compile flags i use, correct?
 
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