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Destination Set Rules in 807

  • October 16, 2008
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Hi,


In 2003 we had the ability to specify "All True/ First True" when multiple Destination Sets with rules exist. Even though the BP 807 documentation states that you can still do this, I can't find that option in BP 807, below is an excerpt from the documentation:


Destination Sets


The destination rule resolves a destination set. The destination set is composed of individual destination users or groups. A destination rule can be composed of one or more Destination Sets. The Destination Set relies on logic supplied by the rule to determine who (destination user/group) will receive the work list item.


The edit rule contains logic parameters which are used to evaluate the rules. When a rule evaluates to true, the specified destination rule is valid. The user selects either First True or All True.

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  • Nintex Partner
  • October 16, 2008

I beleive i went through that in this video


http://k2underground.com/files/folders/howtok2/entry22964.aspx


 


near the end if memory serves correctly.


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  • Author
  • October 16, 2008

Chris,


I have watched that video before and it does not cover the First True/All True feature that existed in 2003.


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  • Nintex Partner
  • October 20, 2008

Hi Smiddie,


Do you have the link in the 0807 documentation that you referred to?  From what I understand, the option was removed previously and the documentation has been updated to remove those options.


From my own testing, the current behaviour seems to be All True.


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  • Author
  • October 20, 2008

Hi Johnny, it's under


K2 Process > K2 Wizards > Activity Wizard > Default Activity Wizard > Destination Rule


in the documentation, my testing also indicates the behaviour is ALL TRUE, exactly the opposite of what I needed.


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  • Nintex Partner
  • October 20, 2008

Thanks for the link.


I'll check on this first and see what happened to it.