Multiple claims can be configured, and each claim can consist of multiple claim sets. For instance, let’s consider Claims 1, which includes 2 claim sets (Dept: Developer, usrname: sjones), and Claims 2, which comprises another 2 claim sets (Dept: QA, usrname: lchang). In order for the incoming token to be considered a match, it should match either of the defined claims (as shown in the screenshot): { Dept: Developer && usrname: sjones } || { Dept: QA && usrname: lchang }.
Within a specific claim, the operator used is AND (&&). This means that all claim sets within the claim must match in order for it to be considered a match.
On the other hand, between multiple claims, the operator used is OR (||). This implies that at least one of the defined claims must match for the overall matching process.
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