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The representation of the instance(s) of the WhereClause class (or its specializations) in the whereClauses attribute depends which type of WhereClauseCompoundExpression is being used.

• •  In In instances of either the WhereClauseCompoundExpression class itself (which is used in instances of the WhereClause class) or the CompoundSubsetExpression specialization (which is used in the DataSubset specialization of the WhereClause class), each sub-clause in the whereClauses attribute is represented as an instance of the WhereClause class, in which:
    • The level is 1 greater than the level of the instance of the WhereClause in which the compound expression is being defined.
    • The order attribute is:
      • used to order this sub-clause with respect to the other sub-clauses with which it is being combined (i.e., 1 for the first, 2 for the second, etc.)
      • assigned as "1" for a sub-clause that is being negated.
    • Either the condition attribute is used to specify the sub-clause as a simple condition (for sub-clauses being combined) or the compoundExpression attribute is used to specify the sub-clause as another compound expression.
  •  In In instances of the CompoundSetExpression specialization (which is used in the AnalysisSet specialization of the WhereClause class), each sub-clause in the whereClauses attribute is specified as a reference to the identifier value of another instance of the AnalysisSet class.
  •  In In instances of the CompoundGroupExpression specialization (which is used in the Group specialization of the WhereClause class),  each each sub-clause in the whereClauses attribute is specified as a reference to the identifier value of another instance of 1 of the specializations of the Group class (AnalysisGroup or DataGroup).

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