There is no such thing as "calling a rule". You can call a Java method, a DRL function or the doctor ;-) but you can't call a rule. -W On 11 June 2013 17:42, mr_kapa_23 <kelton.silva(a)partnersolutions.pt&gt; wrote:

Saying that you know that something does not exists and asking for a way to obtain just that isn't logical, is it now? Let's discuss an example. rule one when Something(...) ... then doThis(...); XXX end rule two when SomethingElse(...) ... then doThat(...); end Do you mean that from the place marked with XXX you'd also like to call doThat(...)? Or what else? Previous shown code samples are incomplete, so we don't see what you mean. -W On 11 June 2013 18:10, mr_kapa_23 <kelton.silva(a)partnersolutions.pt&gt; wrote:

You can't "run rules". If "1" through "5" are code blocks, you put them into DRL functions or methods and then you write a rule: rule x12345 when ...condition returning true when Ck_MT is true... then Number1(); ... Number5(); end Are you sure that you want to use a rule based system? The diagram looks like a flow chart to me, showing a simple if statement. -W On 14/06/2013, mr_kapa_23 <kelton.silva(a)partnersolutions.pt&gt; wrote: