(1) An EEP can represent a command file that uses the .EEP file extension, or can represent a series of commands embedded with a form, report, or label, which is then referred to as a "Custom EEP". The only difference between an EEP and a Custom EEP is that the Custom EEP is stored in the form, report, or label, whereas a regular EEP must be stored in a command file with the .EEP file extension.
(2) The file extension used for entry/exit procedures.
