Pete Zerger RE: Which Rule/Monitor Will Apply
The RMS determines which override takes precedence when multiple overrides apply to a workflow for a specific target, based on the following criteria: The first rule of overrides is that the most specific override takes precedence. For example, an override targeted to a group takes precedence over an override targeted to a class. Therefore, an override targeted to the Windows Server 2008 Computers group wins over an override targeted to the Windows Server 2008 class because the group, which contains a subset of the instances of the class, is the more specific target. As another example, an override targeted to an instance takes precedence over an override targeted to a group. Therefore, an override targeted to Server1 wins over an override targeted to the Windows Server 2008 Computers group because the instance is the more specific object. An enforced override takes precedence over all non-enforced overrides of the same type. For example, an enforced override targeted to a class w