2:59 p.m.
Hi,
Currently I've got a consequence on a decision table that works like this:
callHelperFunction( $1, $2, $handleFromConditions);
where the first two parameters are strings, $1 being a code, $2 a
description.
which means that you get the table holding things like:
"DC X223,This is the description text which can be fairly wordy"
That works just fine!
However: For ease of maintenance, the risk analysts want the input split
over two columns, so is there any way of doing this? I'm trying to avoid
inserting a temporary fact then cleaning it up after, if possible, as I
can't see that being particularly good for performance.
Thank you,
-Trav
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4:21 p.m.
I think this is more a Java question of how to call a method in instalments.
One option is to set a temporary from the 1st column, and call from
the 2nd: The first column might be
String code = $param;
and the next column would
callHelperFunction( code, $param, $handleFromConditions);
and the next column would
Alternatively, you can do
startHelperFunction( $handle, $param );
execHelperFunction( $param );
also with each statement coming from a column of its own.
With non-statics, also chained calls would be possible.
-W
2011/3/29 <Travis_Smith(a)bnz.co.nz>:
Hi,
Currently I've got a consequence on a decision table that works like this:
callHelperFunction( $1, $2, $handleFromConditions);
where the first two parameters are strings, $1 being a code, $2 a
description.
which means that you get the table holding things like:
"DC X223,This is the description text which can be fairly wordy"
That works just fine!
However: For ease of maintenance, the risk analysts want the input split
over two columns, so is there any way of doing this? I'm trying to avoid
inserting a temporary fact then cleaning it up after, if possible, as I
can't see that being particularly good for performance.
Thank you,
-Trav
Travis Smith
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5:44 a.m.
Thank you for the reply Wolfgang,
For some reason I had a mental blank when I asked that question - was
thinking "Can't create variables like that".
Thanks!
-Trav
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I think this is more a Java question of how to call a method in
instalments.
One option is to set a temporary from the 1st column, and call from
the 2nd: The first column might be
String code = $param;
and the next column would
callHelperFunction( code, $param, $handleFromConditions);
and the next column would
Alternatively, you can do
startHelperFunction( $handle, $param );
execHelperFunction( $param );
also with each statement coming from a column of its own.
With non-statics, also chained calls would be possible.
-W
2011/3/29 <Travis_Smith(a)bnz.co.nz>:
Hi,
Currently I've got a consequence on a decision table that works like
this:
callHelperFunction( $1, $2, $handleFromConditions);
where the first two parameters are strings, $1 being a code, $2 a
description.
which means that you get the table holding things like:
"DC X223,This is the description text which can be fairly wordy"
That works just fine!
However: For ease of maintenance, the risk analysts want the input split
over two columns, so is there any way of doing this? I'm trying to avoid
inserting a temporary fact then cleaning it up after, if possible, as I
can't see that being particularly good for performance.
Thank you,
-Trav
Travis Smith
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BNZ
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