Re: routing entries

Neil Palmer wrote:
> 
> System checks for matching routing data starting at sequence 1.
Usually
> you have a sequence 9999 catch-all entry of *ANY.
> This allows sort of generic matching on routing data.  For example:
> 
> Seq #           Routing Data
> 
> 50      DEPT5
> 51      DEPT50
> 52      DEPT501
> 53      DEPT502
> 54      DEPT503
> 
> Etc.
> 
*       ... Neil Palmer                                     
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Neil,
I always get this mixed up, but I believe that in your example above,
the subsystem would get a match on seq 50, and never get to SEQ 51-54 if
DEPT5, DEPT50, or any of the other ones where in the Job Description.
In your example above, doesnt the longest Routing entry need the lowest
number? 

-- 
Pete Massiello
OS Solutions International 
Phone: (203)-744-7854  Ext 11.
http://www.os-solutions.com
mailto:pmassiello@os-solutions.com

Pete,

Yes, you're right - I have them reversed.  I noticed it the second I saw
my post appear on the list and sent a correction right away, which
you've probably seen by now.    :-)

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