Inclusion and Exclusion Lists
You can incorporate both inclusion and exclusion lists in rules.
- Inclusion lists contain values that will be considered.
- Exclusion lists contain values that will not be considered.
Inclusion Lists: When a rule needs to include multiple comparisons against the same data field, use an inclusion list. Inclusion lists check a single data field against multiple values using the equal operator (=). To create an inclusion list, follow the sample syntax below. Enclose the entire list in parentheses and separate each value with an or statement.
CRTRAN25.mcc = ("2211" or "1214" or "8847" or "5458" or "5524")Exclusion Lists: When a rule needs to indicate that any value except the ones listed can satisfy the condition, use an exclusion list. Exclusion lists check a single data field against multiple values using the does not equal operator (<>). To create an exclusion list, follow the sample syntax below. Enclose the entire list in parentheses and separate each value with an and statement in a free form rule.
(CRTRAN25.merchantCountryCode <> ("126" and "220")In a structured rule, use the operators is different from and all of to create an exclusion list.