=contains(rule!VIOLATION_LIST(),cons!VIOLATION_COMBINATION_CONFLICT_LIPPER)

veereshm over 9 years ago

=contains(rule!VIOLATION_LIST(),cons!VIOLATION_COMBINATION_CONFLICT_LIPPER)

Here I need check a string constant present in the array of String. I am not able to use the contains function.

I have also tried suggested by Tom,

=with(
local!temp: rule!VIOLATION_LIST(),
contains(local!temp, "COMBINATION_CONFLICT_MSTAR")
)

Expression evaluation error at function rule!VIOLATION_LIST [Line 1}, Ru1e violation_list has 1 parameter, but instead passed 0 parameters.

Could you please help me here.. Thanks

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0 sonalk over 9 years ago

Hi Veereshm,
The expression evaluation error describes that the rule has an input parameter which is not passed in its declaration. For example :
contains(rule!VIOLATION_LIST(ri!parameter),cons!VIOLATION_COMBINATION_CONFLICT_LIPPER)
Hope it helps.
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0 sonalk over 9 years ago

Hi Veereshm,
The expression evaluation error describes that the rule has an input parameter which is not passed in its declaration. For example :
contains(rule!VIOLATION_LIST(ri!parameter),cons!VIOLATION_COMBINATION_CONFLICT_LIPPER)
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