If you want to know which rules were executed, you can follow one of these solutions:
Hi,
I saw your last update a little late :-)
If the looping is the problem, just add the no-loop attribute to the rule. I
got the same mistake just recently.
Regards,
Frank
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FrankVhh wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Does the result of your ruleset seem to be ok to you?
>
> Maybe you could post some snippets of your code. An example of a rule will
> suffice as drl. Regarding to the java, the snippet of code where the
> tracking variable is declared and maybe even the "aftermath" (What happens
> after the ruleset is executed)
>
> Regards,
> Frank
>
>
> Shobhit1 T wrote:
>>
>> Hi frank,
>>
>> I tried what you just told. It goes into an infinite loop after updating.
>> and control remains in the drl.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Shobhit
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