Operators Used in Defining Rules

The following operators are available for defining rules:

Operator	Use
BT (Between)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be within a range of values (fixed or dynamic) defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or constant or date values defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders for a defined zip code range or all orders within a defined date range. End of the example. More information: Distribution by Static Value and Date Range and Distribution by Value Range Note The Between operator always includes the upper and lower values of the specified range. End of the note.
EQ (Equal To)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be equal to a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders for which the service center ID in the data object matches the service center ID in the device (RMM) or to get all orders for which the service center ID is A. End of the example. More information: Distribution by Type and Dependency - Scenario 2 and Sample Project
NE (Not Equal To)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is not to be equal to a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders for all service centers but one that is to be excluded. End of the example.
LE (Less Than or Equal To)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be less than or equal to a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all customer records for customers who were last visited on or before a specific date. End of the example. More information: Distribution by Static Value and Date Range.
GE (Greater Than or Equal To)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be greater than or equal to a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders with an amount of at least 1000 Euro. End of the example.
LT (Less Than)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be less than a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders with an amount of less than 100 Euro. End of the example.
GT (Greater Than)	Use this operator if the node attribute value is to be greater than a fixed or dynamic attribute value defined in the RMM or in the SubGen data object or a constant value defined in the rule. Example This operator retrieves all orders with a delivery due date after a specific date. End of the example. More information: Distribution by Static Value and Date Range.