Pattern parts in output file sample

In the following sample, you could view how a Site Standard with rules that contain Pattern Parts appear in the output file. Since you can have a rule made up of a combination of Pattern Parts, it is important to know how they are structured in the output file.

• A Site Standard with a Folder/Job rule that contains a combination of fixed text and free text Pattern Parts. In this case we have a rule for the field Description, that contains three pattern parts, fixed text (value=prefix), free text, and fixed text (value=suffix).

  

  In the output file, the Pattern Parts combination appear under "Slide". In this case, since we have three Pattern Parts, there are three rules in the "Slide".

  

  A Site Standard with a Folder/Job rule that contains a Folder/Job Attribute as a pattern part. In this case we have a rule for the field Application, that contains Job Name attribute as a pattern part.

  

  In the output file, the Pattern Parts rule for Application with pattern part Job Name appears under "Slide".

  

• A Site Standard with a Folder/Job rule that contains a combination of Business Parameter and free text Pattern Parts. In this case we have a rule for the field Command Line, that contains two pattern parts, Business Parameter (value=SampleBusinessField), and followed by free text.

  

  In the output file, the Pattern Parts combination appear under "Slide". In this case, since we have two Pattern Parts, there are two rules in the "Slide".

  

• A Site Standard with a Folder/Job rule that contains a combination of an Internal Rule and free text Pattern Parts. In this case we have a rule for the field Job Name, that contains two pattern parts, Internal Rule (value=SampleInternalRule), and followed by free text. The Internal Rule contains three possible choices, rule1, rule2, and rule3.

  

  In the output file, the Pattern Parts combination appear under "Slide". In this case, since we have a pattern part Internal Rule that contains three Possible Values, we also see a rule within the Internal Rule with the three choices, followed by the free text rule.