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3.3.6 Situations in which a generation condition is satisfied or fails

The situations in which a generation condition is satisfied or fails are described below. When a JP1 event matches multiple correlation event generation conditions, it is processed by each condition.

Organization of this subsection

(1) generation condition satisfied

(2) generation condition fails

(1) generation condition satisfied

• Only one event condition defined in the generation condition:
  The condition is satisfied when a matching JP1 event is acquired.
  
• Multiple event conditions defined in the generation condition (combination specified):
  The condition is satisfied when all the matching JP1 events are acquired within the specified time.
  
• Multiple event conditions defined in the generation condition (sequence specified):
  The condition is satisfied when matching JP1 events are acquired within the specified time and in the specified sequence.
  
• Threshold defined in the generation condition:
  The condition is satisfied when the number of matching JP1 events acquired within the specified time reaches the defined threshold.
  

(2) generation condition fails

• Multiple event conditions defined in the generation condition (combination specified):
  The condition fails if all the matching JP1 events are not acquired within the specified time.
  
• Multiple event conditions defined in the generation condition (sequence specified):
  The condition fails if the matching JP1 events are not acquired within the specified time and in the specified sequence.
  
• Threshold defined in the generation condition:
  The condition fails if the number of acquired matching JP1 events does not reach the defined threshold within the specified time.
  

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