Completing the Pages & Classes tab
The system uses this tab at runtime to locate properties on the clipboard.
The system fills in one row of this array using the Applies To key part of this decision tree. If your decision tree does not reference any properties other than those in the Applies To class, you do not need to add other rows this array.
See Defining the pages and classes of a rule for basic instructions.
If the Redirect this Rule box on the Results tab is selected, this circumstance-qualified rule is redirected and the Pages & Classes tab is not visible.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Page Name | Optional. Enter the name of the clipboard page on which the property or properties are to be found at runtime. Optionally, add a row with the keyword Top as the page name, to identify a top-level page. The Top keyword allows you to use the syntax Top.propertyref to identify properties, on other tabs of this rule form. Decision table rules can apply to embedded pages that appear within top-level pages of various names. In such cases, you can use the keywords |
| Class | Select the class of that page. |
- About Decision tables
Use a decision table to derive a value that has one of a few possible outcomes, where each outcome can be detected by a test condition. A decision table lists two or more rows, each containing test conditions, optional actions, and a result.
- Creating decision tables
To better adjust to the varied factors in your business processes, you can create a decision table. Decision tables test a series of property values to match conditions, so that your application performs a specific action under conditions that you define.
- Viewing rule history
You can view the saved history of a rule to see when it was changed and by whom. You can also compare the current version with a previous version or restore a previous version of a rule for testing purposes, or if the current version is faulty.
- More about Decision Tables
Use a decision table to derive a value that has one of a few possible outcomes, where each outcome can be detected by a test condition. A decision table lists two or more rows, each containing test conditions, optional actions, and a result.