[ https://issues.redhat.com/browse/DROOLS-5271?page=com.atlassian.jira.plug... ] Toshiya Kobayashi updated DROOLS-5271: -------------------------------------- Description: The order of statements in RHS changes with executable model when modify block is involved. The below rule can tell the difference with standard-drl. {noformat} import org.drools.modelcompiler.domain.Person;global java.util.List list; rule R when $p1 : Person(name == "John") $p2 : Person(name == "Paul") then list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); modify($p1) { setAge($p1.getAge()+1) } list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); modify($p2) { setAge($p2.getAge()+5) } list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); end {noformat} {code:java} {code} was: The order of statements in RHS changes with executable model when modify block is involved. The below rule can tell the difference with standard-drl. {noformat} import org.drools.modelcompiler.domain.Person;global java.util.List list; rule R when $p1 : Person(name == "John") $p2 : Person(name == "Paul") then list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); modify($p1) { setAge($p1.getAge()+1) } list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); modify($p2) { setAge($p2.getAge()+5) } list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); end {noformat} {code:java} D.on(var_$p1, var_$p2, var_list).execute((org.drools.model.Drools drools, org.drools.modelcompiler.domain.Person $p1, org.drools.modelcompiler.domain.Person $p2, java.util.List list) -> { { { list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); list.add($p1.getAge()); list.add($p2.getAge()); ($p1).setAge($p1.getAge() + 1); drools.update($p1, mask_$p1); ($p2).setAge($p2.getAge() + 5); drools.update($p2, mask_$p2); } } })); {code} -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.13.8#713008)