Added text to 1.05 RC:

5.1.9 Null, Empty and Zero-Length Arrays

The terms null, empty and zero-length are used to describe array values. A null array has no value. A zero-length or empty array is an array with 0 elements. Some DataEncodings will allow the distinction to be preserved on the wire, however, not all DevelopmentPlatforms will be able to preseve the distinction. For this reason, null, empty and zero length arrays are semantically the same for all DataEncodings. Decoders shall be able to handle all variations supported by the DataEncoding, however, decoders are not required to preserve the distinction. When testing for equality, applications shall treat null and empty arrays as equal. When a DevelopmentPlatform supports the distinction, writing and reading back an array value may result in null array becoming an empty array or vise versa.

Update Condition Filter and DataChange test to remind users that test for null and empty are equal.

7.10 DataChangeTrigger
Table 134 – DataChangeTrigger values

Added for 'STATUS_VALUE':
When testing for changes, a Server shall treat null and empty arrays as equal

7.7.3 FilterOperator
Added :
'When testing for equality, a Server shall treat null and empty arrays as equal.'

Agreed to changes in Virtual F2F.