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Posted: January 27, 2016
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Question on circumstance
Hi ,
I encountered a question is CSSA practice exam.Please see the below question for which i chose C(01-01-05) , but it seems it is wrong.But i have read that Circumstanced version always takes precedence even if there is a base rule in a future version.
Can some one please justify this.
An application contains the ruleset ABC :01-01.The base version of a section named PolicyReview in the 01-01-01 version
of the ABC ruleset , with the following updated versions
| Rule | Ruleset Version | Circumstance |
|---|---|---|
| A | 01-01-05 | State = MA or CT |
| B | 01-01-10 | State = CA or AZ |
| C | 01-01-15 | None, base rule flag set |
| D | 01-01-20 | State = NY or NJ or PA |
| E | 01-01-25 | State = MI or OH |
| F | 01-01-30 | None |
If the State = MA, which rule would be run?
A.The rule in the 01-01-30 ruleset.
B.The rule in the 01-01-01 ruleset.
C.The rule in the 01-01-05 ruleset.
D.The rule in the 01-01-15 ruleset.
Sorry, this is incorrect.
The base rule flag establishes a new floor, and prevents the system from running a circumstanced version in a prior ruleset version.
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Hi,
The base rule flag in 15 means the rule resolution will not have a look at any prior version. Nevertheless, the rule in 30 which has no condition will be chosen.
The execution does:
30 is ok.
25 and 20 are not applicable.
15 is the last the system can check due to the flag and has no condition. Like the newer version in 30.
30 is chosen.
Damien