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Example: Create a Site-defined Condition Macro

In this example, you create a site-defined condition macro that checks for the specified condition.

1. On the Administration tab, browse to Events and Macros, Macros.

   The Macro List page appears.

2. Click Create New.

   The Create New Macro page appears.

3. Complete the following fields:
   • Symbol: Enter Application P1.
   • Macro Type: Select Site-defined Condition.
   • Object Type: Select Request.
4. Click Continue.

   The Create New Macro Applications P1 page appears.

5. Complete the following fields:
   • Macro Description: Type Macro=Request, Priority=1, Request Area=Applications.
   • If all Conditions succeed return: Select TRUE.
   • Record Status: Select Active.
6. Click Save.

   The Applications 1 Macro Detail page appears.

7. Click Add Condition.

   The Create New Atomic Condition page appears.

8. Create an Atomic Condition to check for Priority=2 and complete the following fields:
   • Sequence: Type 10.
   • Description: Type Check the Priority.
   • Select an Attribute: Select Priority.
   • Choose Operator: Select Equals.
   • Select Attribute or Data Value: Select Data Value.
9. Select 2 for the data value and click Save.
10. From the Macro Detail page, click Add Condition and complete the following fields:
    • Sequence: Type 20.
    • Description: Type Check Request Area=Applications.
    • Select an Attribute: Select Request Area.
    • Choose Operator: Select Equals.
    • Select Attribute or Data Value: Select Data Value.
11. Select Applications for the data value and click Save.

    The new condition displays on the Conditions tab of the site-defined condition macro.