A rule in use at inspection bodies; names changed

In the installation layout, each piping section needs its length, diameter and type. In a hurry, it’s easy to leave a cell empty.

The rule checks the whole table, not just one field.

The rule

Checks: The piping type marked on the form and the columns of the layout table.
Blocks when: Only exposed piping is marked and some section lacks length, diameter or type.
Message to the inspector: A message saying exposed piping is selected and which table data is missing.
Applies to: Forms with a piping layout table.

Test cases

This is how it’s simulated before saving: if a case doesn’t give the expected result, nothing is saved.

Situation	Result
Exposed piping · all sections complete	Passes
Exposed piping · one section without diameter	Blocks
Embedded piping · empty layout table	Passes

The form must have at least one piping type marked: exposed, in conduit, sleeved, embedded or buried.

With the RETGAS connector in Claude, all you have to write is:

«If only exposed piping is marked on the form, every section in the layout table must have length, diameter and type. Build the rule and test it.»

It checks tables, not just fields

The engine goes through every row. An empty cell in section five won’t slip by.
It depends on what was marked

The requirement only applies when it should. If the piping is embedded, the rule asks for nothing.

The engine flags and the person decides. Rules only run when they’re active and linked to the form. How they’re configured

Tables are where most data goes missing and where it shows the least. The rule checks them in full.