I don't have the syntax at hand but Edson has previously posted about
using "from" in similar circumstances.
This would allow you to access a lookup table on a database as part of
the LHS of a rule.
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[mailto:rules-users-bounces@lists.jboss.org] On Behalf Of jdepaul
Sent: 01 March 2007 19:35
To: rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org
Subject: [rules-users] Rules with Lookup Tables...
I need to evaluate a set of Rules with some of the operators comparing
values
from Facts against a changing Lookup Table - for instance:
Some Partners may have several lookup tables defined like this:
NISSAN has partner_ids = {2222, 4444, 5555, 66666} and port_locations =
{ABC, EFG, GEE, FDD...} - these values are stored in the database and
need
to be evaluated at run-time.
I suppose one way I could do this is to write a rule like this (sorry,
syntax probably off a bit)...:
rule "partner and port match"
when
$shipment: Shipment(customerName== "NISSAN", partnerID== "2222"
|| customerName=="NISSAN",
partnerID=="3333"
|| customerName=="NISSAN",
parternID=="4444")
|| customerName=="NISSAN",
portLocation=="ABC"
|| customerName=="NISSAN",
portLocation=="EFG"
|| customerName=="NISSAN",
partLocation=="FDD")
then
System.out.println("Found the right one!");
end
Trouble is that the values in these lookup tables change frequently, so
I
would like to create a rule that references a lookup table that does a
DB
lookup to evaluate the values at run-time - something like this:
rule "partner and port with lookup-table"
when
$shipment: Shipment(customerName== "NISSAN", partnerID in
$(partner_ids
) ) <-- db lookup here
|| customerName=="NISSAN", portLocation
in
$(port_locations)) <-- db lookup here
then
System.out.println("Found the right one!");
end
I know this is probably a stretch in this case - just wondering if
anyone
else was able to solve such a problem?! If so, how -
Thanks,
James
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