The new Model Processor introduces the filter tree, which is used to define advanced filters. To do this, individual filter nodes are created under a group node and linked with AND or OR statements. Group and filter nodes can be nested as desired.
An overview of all available filter nodes with links to the individual chapters can be found in the List of all filters.
Example of a filter tree
Filter nodes are created in a group defined by a group node. The following settings are made:
Settings on the group node
1.Setting the negation
The exclamation mark 
is used to apply or undo the negation for the group. You can also negate individual filter nodes.
Color code |
Explanation |
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If the conditions of the filter node are met, the filter node outputs TRUE. The task containing the filter is executed. |
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Filter is negated. |
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AND operator |
All conditions must be true for the filter node to output TRUE. |
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OR operator |
At least one condition must be true for the filter node to output TRUE. |
3.Deleting group node 
The node and all filters that originate from it are deleted.
4.Add group or filter node 
Right clicking opens the drop down menu with all filter nodes.
Settings on the filter node
5.Delete filter node
6.Edit filter node 
Expands the filter node for editing.
The settings available here depend on the selected filter.
The help icon opens 
the chapter in which the corresponding filter is described. Alternatively, you will find an overview of all available filters with links to the individual filters in the chapter Enhanced Filters.
7.General filter settings
Negation, Name and description, see <%TARGETTITLE%.
8.Filterspecific settings
Refer to the following chapters for these settings in the respective filters.
