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UI Steps
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Go to My Test Models (Figure 1 - 1) and enter a Test Model (Figure 1 - 2).

Figure 2 - Test model

Figure 1 - Test model

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You will enter the Parameters screen (Figure 2).

Figure 2 - Parameters

2 - Parameters

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Click Rules (Figure 3 - 1) and then Constraints (Figure 3 - 2) to access the Constraints screen (Figure 3).

Go to the Bulk editor (Figure 3 - 3).

Figure 3 - Bulk

Figure 3 - Bulk

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Add these functions:

  • Net New grouping function - all() (Figure 3 - 4).

  • Efficiency Improvement grouping functions - some() (Figure 3 - 4).

Info
  • You can use these grouping functions on the left side of any constraint and on the right side of all constraints except the Skip Constraint. The order of Parameters within the function does not matter.
  • You cannot use more than one grouping function per side of the constraint, but you can use two functions per rule (see the Advanced Rule Composition section below). The number of involved parameters is not limited.
  • Rules with Rules with these functions are not visually represented in the Coverage Matrix or the Standard Constraints view. The only artifacts available for review are the Bulk Editor and the Scenarios table.

 As a separate part of this update, we have added the ability to leave comments in the Constraints bulk editor using the # syntax. It is valid when used:

  • As the first symbol on a line - to indicate that the whole line is a comment (Figure 4).

Figure 4 - Comment

Figure 4 - Comment


  • After the valid constraint syntax - to indicate that the rest of the line is a comment (Figure 5).

Figure 5 - Comment

Figure 5 - Comment

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