Hi Edson,
thank you for your reply.
I cannot use the solution $1 != null && $2 != null && $3 != null because
the
number of parameters can be different in different rows.
I found a partial solution writing:
CONDITION
myBean:Bean
$param
My rule
...
and on the cell I write p1 == null, p2 == null and so on.
With this solution I don't need n columns anymore, but I must write "==
null" in the parameter rows. I would like to find a better solution. Have
you got any ideas?
Regards
Fabiano
Edson Tirelli-4 wrote:
Not exactly sure about your use case, but did you tried something like:
$1 != null && $2 != null && $3 != null
Then on the cell you write:
p1,p2,p3
What I am not sure about is what is the difference for you between that
and simply writing:
p1 != null && p2 != null && p3 != null
Edson
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