It is at the end because you only want it to be the "true" condition when all others have already been tested and found to be "false". It keeps you from falling out of the rule selection without any action.
Reema N.
asked 05/02/20What is this and why
What is a deny all and catch all rule and why is it positioned at the end of the list
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