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TIBCO BusinessEvents® Enterprise Edition 6.3.1

# Rule-Based Time Events

A rule-based TimeEvent resource has only a name and description.

You can then use it in a rule to schedule a simple event to be asserted, using its ontology function, `Schedule` `TimeEventName``()` in a rule. It allows you to schedule the event to be asserted after a period, and pass the information to the event and specify its time to live. Also, you can call the `Schedule` `TimeEventName``()` function in different places with different time delays.

You can use rule-based time events in various ways. For example, you might write rules that check for delays to fulfillment:

1. A new Order event is asserted, and Rule A (which has Order in its scope) creates a time event T and configures it to be asserted in 60 minutes, and passes the order ID as the closure parameter value. (Rule A also sends the order details to another system.)
2. Sixty minutes after Rule A runs, timer event T is asserted.
3. The assertion of time event T triggers Rule B, which has T in its scope. Rule B checks the order status. If the order is delayed, it sends out an alert.

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