Rule Sets (RST)
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Specify this information:
- Event Code
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Enter the event code to which this rule set applies, as defined in Event Profiles (EVP).
- Rule Code
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Enter a unique code for this rule set.
Uwaga: You can define more than one rule code for an event profile. If these rule sets need to be performed in a particular sequence, you must set the rule sets accordingly. - Description
- Enter a description for this rule set.
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Detail to specify the
conditions and actions for the specified rule set, for the event profile:
Uwaga: You must click OK after each of the following fields to accept the choice you make.
- Command
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Select a command to operate on this rule set line. The commands available depend on the type of statement you are defining. If you are defining a condition statement, the command is either IF or OR. If you are defining an action statement, several different commands are available; for example CALCULATE, SET and DISPLAY.
- Value 1
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Enter or select a record type from the Data Dictionary Lookup window, which lists the valid record types available. Once you have selected the record type, you can choose from a list of data items associated with that record type.
If you select a rule data set, Value 2 is set automatically to the keyword EXISTS and only the decision columns need to be defined.
Uwaga: To view the source of the data item selected here, click Val 1 Hierarchy History. This identifies how the data item was selected from the data dictionary hierarchy. - Operator
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Enter an operator to be used in the rule set. Operators depend on the command used and only apply to the IF/CALCULATE conditions.
- Value 2
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Enter or select a record type from the Data Dictionary Lookup window, which lists the valid record types available. Once you have selected the record type, you can choose from a list of data items associated with that record type.
Uwaga: To view the source of the data item selected for Value 2, click Val 2 Hierarchy History. This identifies how the data item was selected from the data dictionary hierarchy. - Decision Columns
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Decision Columns
Enter the parameter required in the appropriate decision column, depending on the type of statement you are defining.
For an If condition statement, the entry in a decision column identifies the result of the condition. The following options are available:
- N- No
- Y - Yes
For an action statement, an X is entered in the decision column for the appropriate condition statement result.
Uwaga: An X is always required on an action statement, even when no conditions have been entered. -
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