Thanks Laun. Let me provide more details here.
Repository record schema:
# ,Portfolio_ID, Asset_ID, Due_Date, Received_Amt
1 ,1 , 001, 111209, 10000
2 ,1 , 001, 111209, 5000
3, 1 , 001, 111209, 3000
4, 2 , 001, 111216, 8000
5, 2 , 001, 111216, 6000
6, 2 , 001, 111216, 6000
Accounting record schema:
#, Portfolio_ID, Asset_ID, Due_date, Received_Amt
1, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
2, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
3, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
4, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
5, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
6, 1, 001, 111209, 3000
7, 1, 001, 111209, 5000
8, 1, 001, 111209, 6000
9, 2, 001, 111216, 5000
10, 2, 001, 111216, 5000
11, 2, 001, 111216, 5000
12, 2, 001, 111216, 5000
13, 2, 001, 111216, 3000
The expectation is to find matches on subtotal of received_amt, for the same
Portfolio/Asset/Due Date. In above example, Repository's 1,2,3 match against
accounting's 1,2,3,4,5,6 and leave 7 alone. Reporsitory's 4, 5,6 match
against accounting's 9, 10, 11, 12 and leave 13 alone.
Appreciate your help!
Best
Abe
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[mailto:rules-users-bounces@lists.jboss.org] 代表 Wolfgang Laun
发送时间: 2011年12月13日 23:28
收件人: Rules Users List
主题: Re: [rules-users] Many to many matching using Drools rules
Huh?
-W
2011/12/13 Zhuo Li <milanello1998(a)gmail.com>:
Folks,
I am recently working on a BI project which is doing reconciliation
between
repository and accounting. I'm using Drools 5.1.1 to maintain all
these
matching rules. One scenario I have no clue to implement in Drools is that
I
need to find x transactions from repository, to match y transactions
from
accounting, while existing repository transactions and accounting
transactions are bigger than x and y. Does anybody have experience to do
similar thing in Drools?
Best Abe
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