Decision Management (ODM, ADS)

And, for clarity, this is not rule introspection. Just a quicker, easier way to solve the business problem you express: business authors ...are asking "please explain why my business rule has matched A decision table always answers this question ...

+1, definite anti-pattern Another reason to like decision tables - no ORs. Each row is its own way to draw the conclusion and the table as a whole contains all the rules that make the decision. ------------------------------ James Taylor CEO Decision ...

Using OR in a rule condition is not a good idea, Eduardo. A rule should be atomic i.e. as granular as possible, cannot be further reduced or decomposed to another rule. Rules that are not atomic are difficult to understand and validate. They may contain ...