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# '''Force''': Allows you force the rule to check its correct operation. It executes the rule without evaluating the conditions. E.g, if the rule is configured to turn off the control at 10:00pm and the test is done at 4:00pm the rule action must be performed even if it is not in its schedule since it is done practically manually. | # '''Force''': Allows you force the rule to check its correct operation. It executes the rule without evaluating the conditions. E.g, if the rule is configured to turn off the control at 10:00pm and the test is done at 4:00pm the rule action must be performed even if it is not in its schedule since it is done practically manually. | ||
These options can confirm that it is correct or in case of a configuration failure detect it and be able to reconfigure this rule, e.g.: | These options can confirm that it is correct or in case of a configuration failure detect it and be able to reconfigure this rule, e.g.: | ||
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- Evaluate: This option evaluates whether the conditions that have been correctly configured in the rule are met.
- Force: Allows you force the rule to check its correct operation. It executes the rule without evaluating the conditions. E.g, if the rule is configured to turn off the control at 10:00pm and the test is done at 4:00pm the rule action must be performed even if it is not in its schedule since it is done practically manually.
These options can confirm that it is correct or in case of a configuration failure detect it and be able to reconfigure this rule, e.g.: