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Chapter 13: Identifying and Resolving Application Conflicts Using ConflictSolver

ConflictSolver Reference

Suppressed ICE errors are still listed in the Package Report for that package. To remove an ICE error from

the Package Report, you need to Delete it rather than Suppress it. See

Expression Builder Dialog Box

The Expression Builder dialog box, available by clicking Build Expression on the Where Clause Panel in the

Rules Wizard (when creating a new user-defined ACE) or from the Where Clause Tab of the

ConflictSolver user-defined ACEs.

Set values for the following options:

Table 13-87 • Expression Builder Dialog Box Properties

Table Columns

(when editing a user-defined ACE), allows you to build simple Where clause expressions for

This list is populated from the table columns in the table defined in the Rules Wizard

General Information Panel. Select the table column used in this Where clause.

Pick an operator to use for comparison in the Where clause. You can pick from the

= (Equal To)

<> (Not Equal To)

> (Greater Than)

< (Less Than)

>= (Greater Than or Equal To)

<= (Less Than or Equal To)

This constant can be a numerical value or string value. The property label will change

based on the expected constant type. This value is compared against the data in the

specified table.

When using the Expression Builder dialog box to create a Source and Target Packages

custom ACE to compare the value of a column in the source table to the value of a column in the

target table, you can select the first table column name from the Table Columns list. However, you

have to manually enter the second table column name in the Constant text box. When doing so,

enter the table column name using the same syntax that is used in the Table Columns list:

[Source].[ColumnName] or [Target].[ColumnName].

Creating a Custom/Source and Target Packages

If there is more than one expression in the Where clause, you can specify an operator

to join the current expression to the previous expression.

Deleting an ICE Error

for more information.

ACE Rule Properties

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