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docs:3000_rule_language:0700_rule_language [2022/08/31 06:51] – [References] administratordocs:3000_rule_language:0700_rule_language [2025/06/12 02:35] (current) – Rename to AwareIM aware_support3
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 ===== Type conversions ===== ===== Type conversions =====
  
-When performing arithmetic calculations with attribute values and numeric constants //**Aware IM**// automatically performs the necessary type conversions if arguments are of different types. The following conversion rules apply:+When performing arithmetic calculations with attribute values and numeric constants //**AwareIM**// automatically performs the necessary type conversions if arguments are of different types. The following conversion rules apply:
  
   * Addition of two strings causes the strings to be concatenated, for example '''John' + ' ' + 'Smith//'//'' produces 'John Smith'   * Addition of two strings causes the strings to be concatenated, for example '''John' + ' ' + 'Smith//'//'' produces 'John Smith'
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   * Duration added or subtracted from a date produces date.   * Duration added or subtracted from a date produces date.
   * No other arithmetic operations with date/timestamp are allowed.   * No other arithmetic operations with date/timestamp are allowed.
-**Note**: no arithmetic operations with date/timestamp may be used inside the ''FIND'' action.+<callout type="primary" title="note" icon="true">no arithmetic operations with date/timestamp may be used inside the ''FIND'' action.</callout>
   * Duration added to or subtracted from another Duration produces Duration   * Duration added to or subtracted from another Duration produces Duration
   * Attributes of the ''Yes/No'' type may not participate in arithmetic calculations.   * Attributes of the ''Yes/No'' type may not participate in arithmetic calculations.
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   * If a value of an attribute is ''UNDEFINED'' it is considered to be 0 for comparison purposes.   * If a value of an attribute is ''UNDEFINED'' it is considered to be 0 for comparison purposes.
  
-Only numbers, dates and durations can be compared using other operators (''<'', ''>'', ''<='', ''>='').+Only numbers, dates and durations can be compared using other operators (''<'', ''>'', ''%%<=%%'', ''>='').
  
  
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 It is possible to use references and reference lists inside rule conditions and assign reference and reference lists in actions. For example, the following rule: It is possible to use references and reference lists inside rule conditions and assign reference and reference lists in actions. For example, the following rule:
  
-<code aim> IF Customer.Policies.Cartype='Wagon' THEN  +<code aim>IF Customer.Policies.Cartype='Wagon' THEN Customer.Policies.Premium=100 </code>
- Customer.Policies.Premium=100</code>+
  
 will check every policy in the list of policies of a customer and if a car type of the policy is wagon will set the premium of such policy to 100.  will check every policy in the list of policies of a customer and if a car type of the policy is wagon will set the premium of such policy to 100. 
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 The following rule: The following rule:
  
-<code aim> IF Policy.CarType='Wagon' THEN  +<code aim>IF Policy.CarType='Wagon' THEN Customer.CurrentPolicy=Policy </code>
- Customer.CurrentPolicy=Policy</code>+
  
  
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-<code aim> IF Customer.Policies.CarType='Wagon' THEN ...</code>+<code aim>IF Customer.Policies.CarType='Wagon' THEN ... </code>
  
 The action in this rule will be executed if there is any ''Policy'' that the ''Customer'' owns that has the ''Wagon'' car type.  The action in this rule will be executed if there is any ''Policy'' that the ''Customer'' owns that has the ''Wagon'' car type. 
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