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Miscellaneous changes in 5.6.1

*Remove element operator enhanced to provide alternate behavior -- The .remove operator's impact on elements of a collection can be controlled through a parameter. When the operator is written as .remove(true) (or as .remove(), or .remove), any lower-level associated entities are also removed. When the operator is written as .remove(false), lower-level associated entities are promoted to root level. For more about this enhancement, see Remove element
*Limitations to using NOT in a Conditional cell - When you use not in a Conditional cell with an attribute name, the form is not valueSet which evaluates as true when the condition is not a member of an entry in the valueSet. Such entries in the valueSet must be literals (or partial expressions containing only literals); no variables or attributes may be included. Inclusion of an attribute reference in the valueSet is not valid. Although not attribute is unsupported, it is not determined that it is invalid until it does not process. Then, it indicates that it is invalid.
Consider the following examples:
Table 1. Valid usage
Condition
Cell value
foo.color
not 'red'
foo.color
<> 'red'
foo.color
<> bar.color
Table 2. Invalid usage
Condition
Cell value
foo.color
not bar.color
This information was added to Not in the Rule Language Guide.
*Setting up IIS for Corticon .NET Server on Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 - The Corticon Knowledgebase documents describing the procedures to set up IIS are appropriate guidance for setting up IIS on Windows 10 and on Windows Server 2016 . See Setting up and updating IIS for .NET Server in the Corticon Installation Guide for more information.