I would not use I / DESCRIPTION for these reasons:
Hi Jason,
for fact types and attributes you should be able to reuse the Functions keyword in the RuleSet section of your sheet, for example:
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| Functions | declare Person @author( Bob ) ......... end |
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For rule attributes you can reuse the "I" keyword as the cell header and add the attributes, for example:
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|RuleTable Sample| | |
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| Condition | I | Action |
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| $p : Person | | |
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| name==$param| | |
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| SomeName | @author( Bob ) | System.out..... |
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Neither are optimal, but just workarounds. If you raise a Jira, I can put on todo list.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Tihomir
On 1/7/11 9:35 PM, Jason Mihalick wrote:Tihomir, Do you know if decision tables support metadata?
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