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Oracle Configurator Constraint Definition Language Guide
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Preface
Introduction
- Overview of the Constraint Definition Language (CDL)
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- Relationships Expressed in CDL
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- Terminology
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- Syntax Notation
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Principles of CDL
- Before You Begin
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- What Model Structure Nodes and Properties Are Participants in the Rule?
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- Is the Model Structure Likely To Change Often?
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- What Does the Rule Need To Do?
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- What Types of Expressions Define the Relationships or Constraints You Need?
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- Anatomy of a Configuration Rule Written in CDL
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- Rule Definition
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- Rule Statements
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- Comments and Whitespace
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- Case Sensitivity
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- Quotation Marks
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- Data Types
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Model Example
- The House Model and its Window Submodel
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- Example Explicit Statements
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- Example Iterator Statements
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- CDL Flexibility
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- Incremental Rules
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- Alternative Rule Designs
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CDL Elements
- CDL Statements
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- Explicit Statements
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- Iterator Statements
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- Multiple Iterators in One Statement
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- Expressions
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- Keywords
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- CONSTRAIN
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- CONTRIBUTE...TO
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- CONTRIBUTE...TO with Decimal Operands and BOM Option Classes or Collections
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- COMPATIBLE...OF
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- FOR ALL....IN
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- WHERE
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- COLLECT
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- Operators
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- Predefined Operators Supported By CDL
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- Operator Results
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- Operator Precedence
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- LIKE and NOT LIKE Operators
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- Text Concatenation Operator
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- COLLECT Operator
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- Functions
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- Arithmetic
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- Trigonometric
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- Logical
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- Set
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- Text
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- Hierarchy or Compound
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- Function Overflows and Underflows
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- Operands
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- References
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- Model Object Identifiers
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- Simple Model Node References
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- Compound Model Node References Showing Context
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- Property References
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- Formal Parameters
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- Local Variables and Data Types
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- Local Variables and References
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- Literals
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- Numeric Literals
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- Boolean Literals
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- Text Literals
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- Collection Literals
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- Separators
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- Comments and Whitespace
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- Comments
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- Whitespace and Line Terminators
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CDL Formal Grammar
- Notation Used in Presenting CDL Grammar
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- Examples of Notation Used in Presenting CDL Grammar
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- Terminal Symbols
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- Keyword Symbols
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- Operator Symbols
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- Literal Symbols
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- Separator Symbols
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- Identifier Symbols
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- Comment Symbols
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- Whitespace Symbols
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- Nonterminal Symbols
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- EBNF Source Code Definitions for CDL Terminal Symbols
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CDL Validation
- Validation of CDL
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- The Parser
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- Calling the Oracle Configurator Parser
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- The Parser’s Validation Criteria
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- The Compiler
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- Calling the Oracle Configurator Compiler
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- The Compiler’s Validation Criteria
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- The Input Stream to the Oracle Configurator Parser
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- Unicode Characters
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- Name Substitution
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- Name Persistency
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- Ambiguity Resolution
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Common Glossary for Oracle Configurator
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