Thanks Mark for the quick reply, but I already know about the "not", I just
don't know what the syntax is in a decision table. Normally in a rule I
would write:
when
not ( exists ( Object(pattern == "somePattern"))
then
...
but I don't know how to represent the above in an XLS spreadsheet decision
table. In the cell below CONDITION I can write:
exists Object
and then in the cell below put the condition:
pattern == "SomePattern"
and it works great. But I don't know how to introduce the "not" to the
above. I tried:
not ( exists Object)
and it compiled into nothing (that cell was ignored without error), and I
tried \( \), nothing, I tried:
not exists Object
and the compiled rule is missing the parenthesis.
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