on 12-17-2016 5:11 AM
There are two decision tables:
Step1:
First Decision table say dec1
Table settings: Return all match found is checked
Input elements : ele1 & ele2
Output elements : result data object is of type table say tab1 ; tab1 contains ele3 and ele4
Step2:
Second Decision table say dec2
Table settings: Return all match found is checked
Input elements : ele5
Output elements : result data object is of type table say tab2 ; tab2 contains ele3
Step3:
Now in the function context ( function name say func )
context data objects: ele1, ele2 and ele5
result data object: structure say str with two elements ele3 and ele4
Step4:
Created a ruleset say Ruleset1
Created a rule inside the ruleset
Processing expression dec1
Processing expression dec2
After checking ( clicking on check )
Hi Gopa,
unfortunately not. You really have to kind of "duplicate" them
BR
Christian
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Hi Christian,
What if I have a scenario wherein I have same data object as above? Is there any other way to handle it?
BR,
Gopa
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Hi,
as the message states: you are not allowed to use the same object (identical UUID) as the result structure (data object) and within your ruleset as an intermediate variable in a table.
If you use different data objects as results from your decision table operations and finally move the desired result into the result structure of your function.
Best regards,
Christian
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