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Table Of Contents
Rule Interface
The Rule Interface can be opened from the Condition column of the following tasks:
l "Metadata Fields Management Task Properties" (page 150)
l "Metadata Filter Action Task Properties" (page 151)
l "Metadata Level Creation Action Task Properties" (page 151)
l "Metadata Sequencer Action Task Properties" (page 152)
l Input from SharePoint Task Properties
Conditions are expressed using the following syntax:
<EXPRESSION 1> <OPERATOR> <EXPRESSION 2>
The <EXPRESSION 1> and<EXPRESSION 2> options represent the values for comparison. The interface displays click-
able links as the following:
l Click to set expression
l Choose operator
l Click to set expression
The left expression (<EXPRESSION 1>) can either be a custom list or a parsable edit field. The right expression (<EXPRES-
SION 2>) is always a parsable edit field.
The Operator options are listed below. To set them click Choose operator option.
l IS EQUAL TO
l IS NOT EQUAL TO
l IS EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN (>=)
l IS EQUAL TO OR LESS THAN (<=)
l IS CONTAINED IN
l IS NOT CONTAINED IN
l CONTAINS
l IS GREATER THAN
l IS LOWER THAN
l STARTS WITH
l ENDS WITH
l VALUE CHANGED
Note that when "VALUE CHANGED" is selected in the condition, the second parsed field is not considered.
Adding Conditions and Sub Conditions
The Rule Interface is used to add/remove conditions or sub conditions. The available options are:
l Add Condition: Createanew condition at the selected level, using a standard logical operator (AND, OR).
l Add Subcondition: Indent the selected condition by one level and createanew condition at this level, linked with the
selected condtion by a standard logical operator (AND, OR). The purpose of using sub conditions is to explicitely
arrange the order on which conditions are evaluated and the way they are nested together.
l Delete Condition: Delete the selected condition.
Example
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