Configuring Fields in the Compose Condition Criteria Dialog Box

The following table describes the fields you set in the Compose Condition Criteria dialog box to define a decision condition. For more information, see Configuring Expressions in the Expression Builder,

Field	Description	Possible Value
Compare To	Indicates where the comparison value is coming from.	Required. The following choices are available: Business Component Process Property Expression Applet
Operation	Identifies the comparison operation.	The following choices are available: This Must Match. The current value must match exactly, including case. One Must Match. One or more values must match exactly, including case. All Must Match. All of the values must match exactly, including case. None Can Match. None of the values can match exactly, including case. This Must Match (ignore case). The current value must match without regard to case. One Must Match (ignore case). One or more values must match without regard to case. All Must Match (ignore case). All of the values must match without regard to case. None Can Match (ignore case). None of the values can match without regard to case. Greater Than. Value must be greater than the comparison value. Less Than. Value must be less than the comparison value. Between. Value must be between a range of values. Not Between. Value cannot be between a range of values. Is Null. Value must be null. Is Not Null. Value cannot be null.
Object	The name of the associated business object.	You choose this value from a drop-down list of business objects.
Field	A required value when Applet is the Compare To value.	The name of the field in the named applet.
Values	Not applicable.	The Values property is dynamic. It uses the Compare To property. Siebel CRM uses the Values property to store data to use when it evaluates the decision condition.