Ken

Thanks for your input, I'll pick up on this tomorrow but one thing I failed to highlight is that ###parent config#### and #####child config##### don't actually exist in the file, it's was merely me defining the structure which I forgot to mention

The exact file looks likes this 



DEPLOY :
        SWG_Lower HOLDS SWG_Depot
        EQUALS:=
                total_dist: completion= SUCCESS
                total_finish: completion= SUCCESS
                total_cancel:completion=SUCCESS
 DEPLOYED

DEPLOY:
        LOADED_Lower HOLDS SWG_Depot
        EQUALS:=
                total_finish: completion= SUCCESS
                total_cancel: completion=SUCCESS
DEPLOYED

DEPLOY:
        CONFIG_Lower HOLDS SWG_Depot
        EQUALS:= 
                total_cancel: completion=SUCCESS
DEPLOYED

DEPLOY
        first_distribution HOLDS LOADED_Lower
DEPLOYED

DEPLOY:
        second_distribution HOLDS  CONFIG_Lower ;
DEPLOYED

DEPLOY :
        third_distribution HOLDS LOADED_Lower;
DEPLOYED

DEPLOY :
        forth_distribution HOLDS  SWG_Lower ;
DEPLOYED

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