Evaluation Order

Evaluation order for valid intersection groups orders invalid results sets as quickly as possible, increasing the speed and efficiency of the overall valid intersection evaluation.

For example, the system evaluates the first valid intersection group in the list, then the second group, and so on. If the system finds an invalid intersection in the second group in the list, it will stop evaluating the rest of the list because, once an intersection is defined as invalid, it will override other valid intersection rule results.

To change the order in which groups are evaluated, see Changing the Valid Intersection Group Evaluation Order.