Introduction
Choose
Find by a Custom field to find rules that contain
specific Custom Fields on the History tab. (By default, searching is limited
to the rule types in the Decision category.)
Use either approach to start a screen flow that prompts for
search parameters:
- Select View > Rules > Find by a Custom
Field.
- Select Edit > Advanced Search. In the left
panel, click the Find by a Custom Field
link.
Entering search criteria
To create a list of rules that contain a specific field
value:
- Select at least one of the boxes to control which
decision rule types to search. Select
Decision to search all decision rule
types.
- Click Next>> .
- Select one or more filter criteria to further restrict
the rules to be included in the report. Each criteria row
involves a comparison of a property of a decision rule with a
value.
- Optionally, enter a logic statement in the FILTER
LOGIC area to combine the criteria using AND, OR,
NOT, and parentheses. Refer to each row by a single letter
label, such as A, B, C... If you leave the
Logic field blank, all criteria are ANDed
together.
- Click Next>> .
- Select at least one of the boxes to determine which rows
are to appear on the report.
- Click Submit .
- The system searches all decision rules, and opens a new
window containing a list of those that contain matching
Custom Field name and value pairs.
- Click a row of the list to open the corresponding
rule.
For instructions on entering Custom Fields, see
How to complete and use the History tab of a rule form.
Your application can modify the
scope and operation of this facility. You can include rule
types other than those in the Decision category. See How to classify and
select rules based on Custom Field values.
To filter by a custom field value,
the custom field must be a database column in table
pr_index_customfields
. If you add new custom
fields and you want to report on them, expose them as columns.
Decision category