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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to rule specifications
  3. Rule specification configuration
  4. Rule set configuration
  5. Rule statement configuration
  6. REST APIs for rule specifications
  7. Rule specification configuration in advanced mode
  8. Business rules and rule statements
  9. Validation and testing

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Rule specification operators

Rule specification operators

Use the rule specification operators when you write business rule logic.
You can use the following operators:
Operator
Description
=
Verifies that the input value matches the value that the condition specifies.
!=
Verifies that the input value does not match the value that the condition specifies.
in
Verifies that the input value matches a value in a dictionary or in a list of values that you enter.
not in
Verifies that the input value does not match a value in a dictionary or in a list of values that you enter.
contains
Verifies that the input value contains a sequence of characters that the condition specifies.
<
Verifies that the input value is less than the value that the condition specifies.
<=
Verifies that the input value is less than or equal to the value that the condition specifies.
>
Verifies that the input value is greater than the value that you specify.
>=
Verifies that the input value is greater than or equal to the value that you specify.
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