Hi,

 

 

Suppose I have a rule as

 

rule "Rule1= "

       when=

          &nb= sp; Message( message =3D=3D "Hello= " ) || Message( status =3D=3D 0 )

       then=

           &n= bsp;      System.out.println("then executed");

End

 

 

Then is there a way to find out which condition is satisfied? I.e. whether message was equal to “Hello” or status was 0.=

We are writing alert generation using rules engine, we need to specify= in the alert that because of which condition alert gets generated. <= /span>

We are having multiple clauses in a single rule. So what is the correc= t way to find the clause because of which alert is generated. We cannot keep t= hem in separate rule because we need to consider and\or conditions between these clauses.

 

Thanks,

Ashwini

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