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Expand Up @@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ You can apply one or more record filters as attributes to any number of Batch St

To filter records, the Batch Step component supports one `acceptExpression` and one `acceptPolicy`. Both are optional, and no other Mule components accept these filters. If you use both filters on the same component, Mule evaluates the filters in the following order:

. Accept Policy: <<accept_expression, acceptExpression>>
. Accept Expression: <<accept_policy, acceptPolicy>>
. Accept Policy: <<accept_policy, acceptPolicy>>
. Accept Expression: <<accept_expression, acceptExpression>>

[[accept_expression]]
A Batch Step component that uses an `acceptExpression` attribute applies a DataWeave expression to each record that reaches the component and accepts a record for processing within the component only if the expression evaluates to `true` for that record. If the record evaluates to `false`, the Batch Step component skips the record, and that record becomes available to the next Batch Step component within the Batch Job component if one exists.
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