Modify an Attributes Equality Clause

You use the Attributes Equality subtab on the Comparison Rule tab in the Comparison Rules (SP) application to modify attributes equality clauses on an existing comparison rule. You can add a new clause to the attributes equality definition, modify an existing clause, or delete an existing clause.

For more information about the components of a comparison rule, see About Comparison Rules Components. For more information about the components of attributes equality clauses, see Attributes Equality Clauses.

To modify an attributes equality clause:

1. On the List tab in the Comparison Rules (SP) application, select the comparison rule that you want to modify. The application displays the selected comparison rule on the Comparison Rule tab.

2. On the Comparison Rule tab, select the Attributes Equality subtab.

• To add a new attributes equality clause:

1. In the Attributes Equality Clauses table window, click New Row. The Row Details open.

2. Add values in the attributes equality clause fields as required. For more detailed instructions about adding attributes equality clauses, see Create an Attributes Equality Clause.

• To change existing attributes equality clauses:

1. In the Attributes Equality Clauses table window, select the clause you want to modify. The Row Details open.

2. To change values in any of the fields, retype the value in the field or, if appropriate, click Select Value and select a new value for the field.

• To delete an existing attributes equality clause, in the Attributes Equality Clauses table window, select the clause that you want to delete and click Mark Row for Delete . The application marks the row for deletion and deletes it when you save the comparison rule. You can mark multiple rows. To cancel a deletion, click Undo Delete .

3. When you complete all modifications, click Save Comparison Rule  to save the modified comparison rule.

Note: When you save a modified comparison rule, the application evaluates the clauses to determine whether they are valid expressions. If a clause is not valid, the application displays an error message and does not save the comparison rule.