I'm not sure how you write the C# type logic predicates and the ones I have
tried don't seem to work.

I have 2 variables a StatusValue and a EventType.

I want the True statement to fire if the Status is not equal to 0 execept
when the EventType is "D" (this would put all failures except "D" event
types into a failed Queue)
how would i write this?    I know you use the !=  the & or the &&  i'm not
sure which logic predicates to use

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Hi Namshub!

If I interpret your description correctly this is the way you should write
the logic:

StatusValue != 0 && EventType != "D"

This expression will evaluate to true exactly when
Status is not 0 AND Event is not D

This means that if status = 0 then this expression will be false
It also means that if Event = D then this expression will be false

Hope this was what you intended!?!
Please let me know if something is unclear!

Good luck!

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Thanks, i thought so, it looks like my assumed logic for
StatusValue = xpath(PasOut,"string(@StatusValue)");   does not actually
render the correct value from this document.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>
<PASData StatusValue="0" StatusDescription="SUCCESS">
<PASTransaction>
<TransactionDate>20051129</TransactionDate>
<TransactionID>32109</TransactionID>
<Event>PMIA</Event>
<EventType>A</EventType>
<TransactionTime>121408</TransactionTime>

So now i've got to figure out how to get this value....

"Samuel L" <SamuelL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1370AE30-1C2C-46D2-8510-DEE18224F326@microsoft.com...
> Hi Namshub!
>
> If I interpret your description correctly this is the way you should write
> the logic:
>
> StatusValue != 0 && EventType != "D"
>
> This expression will evaluate to true exactly when
> Status is not 0 AND Event is not D
>
> This means that if status = 0 then this expression will be false
> It also means that if Event = D then this expression will be false
>
> Hope this was what you intended!?!
> Please let me know if something is unclear!
>
> Good luck!
>

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