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The last selection in writing an Auth Code is that of selecting an Auth Code Operator as shown in the image below:

Auth Code Operator (click to enlarge)

Auth Code Operators tell the Authentication Code processor whether not another Auth Code expression is to be use in addition to the current expression. The operator also tells the Authentication Code Processor how the Auth Code expressions are to be combined.

 


Auth Code OperatorDescription
NONE

Tells the Auth Code processor that the current Auth Code is the only Auth Code to be evaluated. The Operator "NONE" must be selected when only one Auth Code expression is defined.

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When multiple Auth Codes are defined for a customer, the very last Auth Code must have an Operator of "NONE" selected.

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Also, if there are multiple Auth Codes and only one if enabled then that Auth Code must have an operator of "NONE".


ANDTells the Auth Code processor that the current Auth Code and the next Auth Code should be evaluated a logical AND fashion. A logical AND evaluation returns TRUE only if both expressions are TRUE.
ORTells the Auth Code processor that the current Auth Code and the next Auth Code should be evaluated a logical OR fashion. A logical OR evaluation returns TRUE only if either expressions are TRUE.



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