Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - POLICY GUIDE 2010 Manual page 166

Table 6-3 describes the fields in a Condition Set trace.
Fields in a Condition Set Trace
Table 6-3
Element
<ConditionSetID>
<JoinType>
<NOT>
<ConditionCount>
<Result>
Condition Evaluation Result
A CO trace has the following fields:
~<ConditionID>~<LHSOperand>~<Operator>~<RHSOperand>~<NOT>~<Result>[~<ResultOn
Error>]
A CO trace looks similar to the following:
~~CO~1~LdapGroup(6645):no-param:hidden-value:~ldap-group-is-member-
of~SelectedLdapGroup(66455):hidden-param:hidden-value:~~~True(69)
Table 6-4 describes the fields in a Condition trace.
Fields in a Condition Trace
Table 6-4
Element
<ConditionID>
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Description
The identifier assigned to the condition set. Rules can have multiple
condition sets.
In this sample CS trace, this is 1, for the first and only condition set defined
for the rule.
Specifies how the condition results are combined, if there are multiple
condition sets. Possible values include
In this sample CS trace, this is
The string NOT if the result was negated prior to reporting; otherwise the
field has no value. This is the If Not option when creating a condition
group.
In the sample CS trace, the condition group was not negated, therefore
the field is not present.
The number of conditions defined in the condition group.
In the sample CS trace, this element has the value of 1.
A string followed by a number that specifies the result of the evaluation.
See "Policy Result Values" on page
In the sample CS trace, this is True (69), indicating that the condition
evaluated to True.
Description
The identifier assigned to the conditions in the condition group. The first
condition is assigned 1.
In the sample CO trace, this is 1.
and .
ANDs ORs
ANDs .
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