In this example, the expression contains more than one logical operator.

Managed File Transfer

marks the condition as invalid and raises a compilation error when the project is compiled.

Example of Incorrect Grouping Expression

${a} eq ${b} and ${c} eq ${d} or ${e} eq ${f} and ${g} eq {h}

In order to properly group conditions and to guarantee a consistent result, manually group the conditions. This is done with the use of open and close parenthesis. The condition below will evaluate to true if a = b and c = d or e = f and g = h.

Example of Correct Grouping Expression

(${a} eq ${b} and ${c} eq ${d}) or (${e} eq ${f} and ${g} eq {h})

Condition groups can also be nested. Meaning a condition group can have one or more groups inside them. The condition below will evaluate to true if a = 2 and either b ≠ 4 or state = NE.

Example

(${a} eq 2 and (${b} ne 4 or ‘${state}’ eq ‘NE’))