ASR 9000 route-policy on ipv4 and vpnv4 neighbors

Question

Hi
To reduce configuraton i would like to use the same route-policy for ipv4 and vpnv4 routes from the same neighbors on ASR 9000.
I know that a "pass all" route-policy will work just fine, also a route-policy like this works fine:
route-policy eBGP_NEIGHBORS
    set local-preference 50
  endif
end-policy
But why doesn´t this route-policy work?
rd-set EXT_SERVICES_PRIMARY
  1.1.1.1:*
end-set
rd-set EXT_SERVICES_SECUNDARY
  2.2.2.2:*
end-set
route-policy eBGP_NEIGHBORS
  if rd in EXT_SERVICES_PRIMARY then
    set local-preference 120
  elseif rd in EXT_SERVICES_SECUNDARY then
    set local-preference 20
  else
    set local-preference 80
  endif
end-policy
The effect of this is that vpnv4 routes looks just fine but ipv4 routes is missing in bgp table. I have tryed all kind of configs but it just will not work, what am i missing?
The idea of this route-policy is that routes advertised by rd 1.1.1.1 will act as primary and rd 2.2.2.2 as secundary.
1.1.1.1 and 2.2.2.2 is handleing the same routes.
1.1.1.1 is located in one AS and 2.2.2.2 in an other AS
my ASR that i am working on is in a third AS
And alla other routes will have a default local-pref of 80

Answer 1

If you watch the if statement, you're challenging that if the RD is something, or else, else... but, maybe, it doesn't work if you don't have an RD.
Based on the Mohit's answer I think that maybe, that's the reason.
route-policy eBGP_NEIGHBORS
  if rd in EXT_SERVICES_PRIMARY then
    set local-preference 120
  elseif rd in EXT_SERVICES_SECUNDARY then
    set local-preference 20
  else   <<< So if not "EXT_SERVICES_PRIMARY" and not "EXT_SERVICES_SECUNDARY", but stills in "if rd.."
    set local-preference 80
  endif
Mohit's:
route-policy eBGP_NEIGHBORS
  if rd in EXT_SERVICES_PRIMARY then
    set local-preference 120
  elseif rd in EXT_SERVICES_SECUNDARY then
    set local-preference 20
  endif
    set local-preference 80 >>>> Outside the if statement!
  end-policy.
Let us know if the Mohit's answer worked! Just to learn something new :)