Hi, I am attempting to compile a rule template and expecting the resulting rules to preserve the ordering of the template and of the rows in the CSV file. However, it doesn't appear that ordering is preserved. Is this a bug, or is there a workaround? I would like to rely on the implicit top-down salience by having rules in a specified order within the same file. (I'm aware that mutually exclusive rules are preferred, but this greatly complicates maintaining the rules for my use case, as does maintaining salience values.) Using the (slightly-modified) cheese example, this template... template header age type log package org.drools.examples.templates; global java.util.List list; rule "first rule" when eval(true) then System.out.println("first rule"); end template "cheesefans" rule "Cheese fans_(a){row.rowNumber}" when Person(age == @{age}) Cheese(type == "@{type}") then list.add("@{log}"); end end template rule "last rule" when eval(true) then System.out.print("last rule"); end ...results in the following output, where the first and last rule appear at the top followed by the template rules in *reverse *row order. Any suggestions to achieve the desired order? package org.drools.examples.templates; global java.util.List list; rule "first rule" when eval(true) then System.out.println("first rule"); end rule "last rule" when eval(true) then System.out.print("last rule"); end rule "Cheese fans_3" when Person(age == Really old guy) Cheese(type == "65") then list.add("provolone"); end rule "Cheese fans_2" when Person(age == Young guy) Cheese(type == "21") then list.add("cheddar"); end rule "Cheese fans_1" when Person(age == Old guy) Cheese(type == "42") then list.add("stilton"); end Cheers, Patrick