NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

Adding a Message Action Rule
Creating and Developing Rulesets and Rules
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2. Specify the type of test to be performed in the Opr field. The values consist of the
following Boolean relational operators:
Operator Description
CT (ConTain) RMS searches the test string for the text specified in the Scan Text field. The
match can occur anywhere within the test string.
EQ (EQual) RMS tests for a match between the first part of the test string and the text
specified in the Scan Text field. For example, if the value in the Scan Text field
is AB, then the test strings AB, ABC, and AB C are all matches.
EX (EXact) RMS tests for an exact match between the test string and the text specified in
the Scan Text field. For example, if the value in the Scan Text field is AB, then
only test string AB is a match.
GE (Greater
than or Equal)
RMS tests if the test string is greater than or equal to the text specified in the
Scan Text field. Numeric comparison takes precedence over string
comparison; that is, 1 is numeric, not a string.
GT (Greater
Than)
RMS tests if the test string is greater than the text specified in the Scan Text
field. Numeric comparison takes precedence over string comparison; that is, 1
is numeric, not a string.
LE (Less than
or Equal)
RMS tests if the test string is less than or equal to the text specified in the Scan
Text field. Numeric comparison takes precedence over string comparison; that
is, 1 is numeric, not a string.
LK (LiKe) RMS tests for a match between the test string and the text specified in the
Scan Text field. You can specify the special wild-card characters _ and % in
the Scan Text field for this test. The _ character represents one character, and
the % character represents zero or more characters (for example, NMT_T and
NMTJT%).
LT (Less
Than)
RMS tests if the test string is less than the text specified in the Scan Text field.
Numeric comparison takes precedence over string comparison; that is, 1 is
numeric, not a string.