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According to this example it is possible to create a classification requirement that is accepted if an object has any classification. That is, it is possible to have this kind of requirement:
My interpretation of this is that if an object happens to have exactly one classification of any kind, the requirement is met. I don't see that this is a feasible case. I'd propose to make the system obligatory in classification.
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According to this example it is possible to create a classification requirement that is accepted if an object has any classification. That is, it is possible to have this kind of requirement:
My interpretation of this is that if an object happens to have exactly one classification of any kind, the requirement is met. I don't see that this is a feasible case. I'd propose to make the system obligatory in classification.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: