SAP PI 7.1 BPM Condition Editor: use EX

Hi everybody,
does anybody know how my condition has to look, if I'd like to use the
EX
function?
This seems not to be korrekt:
MY_VARIABLE EX
Thanks
regards Mario

Once you have defined a condition variable and assigned the appropraite XPATH to it you can us eit to define the condition.
For exists function have the condition like
EX MY_VARIABLE
The above format works.
Regards,
Abhishek.

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