Hi Rajesh,

Let us say Object obj is of type "Foo" and both rule1 and rule2 work on "Foo", then both rule1 and rule 2 will work
on obj.

Let us say when obj is added into working memory, rule 1 is fired based on some criterion and rule 2 would not fire on this. However, since rule1 was fired which modified it in some way that rule 2 can be fired, then this will also happen.

Send an example of what you are trying.

-Krishnan.


On 6/4/07, Rajesh.Sachin10 <rajesh_sachin10@yahoo.co.in > wrote:

Hi,

    I asserted 4 objects of a class with class name "DemoClass"  in to
working memory. In rule one I am creating a reference for the DemoClass and
implementing the logic.

In rule2,… I am creating another reference of the DemoClass .so that time it
is accessing the next asserted object present in the workingmemory. But my
requirement is to access the same object which is accessed in rule 1. I
don't need to access other 3 objects in working memory.

  It is possible to access the same object in rule 2, which I accessed in
rule 1?
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