When you set up an eligibility criterion, you must define two things:
- The field to be compared
- The comparison method
You have the following choices in respect of identifying the field to be compared :
- You can execute an algorithm to retrieve a field value from somewhere
else in the system.
- Some products may support choosing a characteristic linked to
an appropriate object in the system (such as an account or person).
You have the following choices in respect of identifying the comparison method:
- You can choose an operator (e.g., >, <, =, BETWEEN, IN, etc.)
and a comparison value.
- You can execute an algorithm that performs the comparison (and
returns True, False or Insufficient Data). This is also a very powerful
feature, but it's not terribly intuitive. We'll present a few examples
later in this section to illustrate the power of this approach.
The Examples Of Script Eligibility Rules provide examples to
help you understand this design.
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