What
is harmed if we allow join conditions on activities that don't have links? Isn't
it already possible to write a join condition that doesn't refer to any form of
link state in calculating its Boolean output?
Just Curious,
Yaron
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Issue - 74 - Ambiguity in join condition definitionStatus:
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Date added: 9 Oct 2003
Submitter: Dieter Roller
Date submitted: 09
October 2003
Description: The specs could possibly be interpreted in
such a way that activities without an incoming link could also have a join
condition. This is not the intended meaning.
Submitter's proposal:
Modify the first sentence in the second paragraph in section 12.5.1 as follows
:
Every activity that is the target of a link has an implicit or
explicit joinCondition attribute associated with it; an activity that is not
target of a link has no joinCondition attribute associated with it.
Furthermore it may be helpful to have a similar sentence earlier
in the document.
Changes: 9 Oct 2003 - new issue
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