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Conditional Expressions
Conditional expressions must be written to evaluate to TRUE or FALSE. Conditional expressions trigger rules when they evaluate to TRUE.
For example:
GetProfileAttrAsInt("Number of Visits") >= 7
evaluates to TRUE if that profile attribute is at least 7.
Whether an applet or view is displayed is controlled by conditional expressions. What content is displayed is controlled through rule sets based on content and user profile attributes. Write your conditional expressions so that when the expression evaluates to TRUE, the view or applet is displayed or the rule set and rules are processed.
NOTE: To avoid interpretation of numbers such as telephone numbers as numeric values, enclose them in quotation marks, for example:
`650-477-5000'
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Siebel Personalization Administration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |