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 ===== Condition ===== ===== Condition =====
  
-A condition is an [[glossary:expression|expression]] in the [[glossary:rule_language|rule language]] which result is either true or false. Examples of conditions:+A condition is an [[ref:glossary:expression|expression]] in the [[ref:glossary:rule_language|rule language]] which result is either true or false. Examples of conditions:
  
 <code aim>Order.State = 'Approved' </code> <code aim>Order.State = 'Approved' </code>
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 <code aim>LineItem WAS ADDED TO Order.Items </code> <code aim>LineItem WAS ADDED TO Order.Items </code>
  
-Conditions are an essential part of [[glossary:rule|rules]], where they determine when the rule [[glossary:action|actions]] need to be executed, and of [[glossary:query|queries]] where they specify which [[glossary:business_object|business objects]] to find. Conditions are also used for [[glossary:conditional_element|conditional elements]] in [[glossary:report|reports]] and [[glossary:presentation|presentations]] to specify how a particular element should be displayed.+Conditions are an essential part of [[ref:glossary:rule|rules]], where they determine when the rule [[ref:glossary:action|actions]] need to be executed, and of [[ref:glossary:query|queries]] where they specify which [[ref:glossary:business_object|business objects]] to find. Conditions are also used for [[ref:glossary:conditional_element|conditional elements]] in [[ref:glossary:report|reports]] and [[ref:glossary:presentation|presentations]] to specify how a particular element should be displayed.