> >> If the calculated weight is 25, the WEIGHT20-99 tests would get
>triggered,
> but not the WEIGHT10-14 or WEIGHT15-19 tests. Of the standard weight
> tests, only the WEIGHT20 would get triggered. <<
>
>Okay - now I'm dense.
>
>The above says that a weight of 25 will ONLY execute WEIGHT20 (but not
>WEIGHT10 and WEIGHT 15) - then the outcome YOU just described WOULD be
>identical to WEIGHT20-99?
Sorry, I was reversing everything. Ignore all the examples, just note the
common factor: a "weight" test type will get triggered on a specific
weight or higher, whereas a "weightrange" test type will get triggered only
on a range of weights.
With weight ranges that do not overlap (IE 10-14, 15-20, 21-99), no more
than one of the tests will get triggered.
> >> If the total weight is 18, using your example, the standard weight tests
>will trigger the WEIGHT15 and WEIGHT20 tests. <<
>
>But then you go on saying that a weight of 18 would trigger TWO of the
>tests?
Again, the example is incorrect (I'm doing REALLY bad today).
The WEIGHT15 test means "Any weight of 15 or greater will trigger this
test". So if an E-mail has a weight of 99, it will trigger both the
WEIGHT15 and WEIGHT20 tests (I've double-checked my work on this one), not
just one of them.
>Why would 25 only trigger ONE standard test but a lower weight of 18 would
>trigger TWO?
>
>I can't make heads or tails of this.
The idea here is that with WEIGHT10, WEIGHT15, and WEIGHT20, you can have
0, 1, 2, or all 3 tests triggered (with weights of 5, 12, 18, and 99, for
example).
With WEIGHTRANGE10-14, WEIGHTRANGE15-19, and WEIGHTRANGE20-99, you will
never have more than one of those tests triggered. You'll either have none
of the tests triggered (IE weights of 5 of 105), or just one of the tests.
-Scott
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