HO

Greetings:

We were modeling a process in which we have to use 2 AND rules continuously, is that possible or allowed?. If it is, can I do the same if I use 2 XOR rules.

 

Best regards

by Bharat Bajaj
Posted on Wed, 07/15/2015 - 07:37

Hello Holger,

This is absolutely fine. You can place an AND after an AND. 

You should not use XOR after XOR, because it will translate into 2 flows which are happening in parallel, which mean you need only 1 XOR. But I will leave it to the experts to correct me here. Also, do you have a use case which we could see for this.

Regards, Bharat

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