Sure.

If you use a use a "BRL Fragment" in a decision table you can define a column using the "Guided Rule Editor".

Template Keys added to field constraints (or free-format DRL) in the "BRL Fragment" become columns in the decision table.

When adding a new column to the decision table click on the "Show Advanced options" and you'll see "New BRL Condition column" and "New BRL Action column" (or something like that, I forget).

In essence "BRL Fragments" in decision tables allow decision tables to do everything a Template can do.

On 22 March 2013 10:11, abhinay_agarwal <abhinay_agarwal@infosys.com> wrote:
Hi Mike,

Thanks for the fast reply, I was aware of the free form DRL(I am using right
now in the same way).

Still, the template key is a new thing. Seems, it might come handy incase of
templates and decision table. Can you please provide some more inputs on its
usage with decision table or any pointers on its usage.

Regards,
Abhinay



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