Because of node sharing, it shouldn't be that bad if you use the Request() constraint as the first conditional element of your rules. You must also use always the same order when checking for more than 1 request. 

For example:

rule "Rule1"
when
   Request ( type == "Rq1" || type == "Rq2")
   ...
then
  ....
end

rule "Rule2"
when
   Request ( type == "Rq1" || type == "Rq2")  <--- Constraints are in the same order
   ...
then
  ....
end

Wolfgang, please correct me if I'm wrong :)

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On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 10:41 AM, snehils <snehils@gmail.com> wrote:
I thought of doing same but this will become slow when number of rules are
more (100 or 200 rules). The given condition will be checked in each rule.

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