Hi Wolfgang,
Can I push you for a clarification on this statement?
Imho, any of the following reasons is good enough to put a "decision" in
rules
A- The decision logic is likely to be subject to change
B- The decision logic is too complex to implement in a procedural way
C- The decision logic is making sense to business users. (i.e.
non-technical logic)
In this case, option B is opviously way off. But one can only guess
regarding A and C.
Regards,
Frank
laune wrote
Oh my, aren't we a wee bit too dogmatic? I've certainly been known as
being
a stickler to style and best practice and what not, but in this particular
case I'd use a single rule and offload the earth-shaking decision between
'Y' and 'N' into a function:
rule x
when
samplefact1( $status: status, state == "CA" )
then
fact0.setField1( yn( $status) );
end
Cheers
-W
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