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5. Click on the Condition or Action radio button and click OK to create a Condition or Action column. New Condition or Action column is added at the end of the Condition or Action column-sets respectively.
2. Click Custom in the decision table editor menu and select either of the following options:
− Select Add a custom Condition to insert a custom condition column at the end of condition column set.
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• Open the column header menu using either of the following ways and click Auto Fit to resize the column to fit to the content size:
• Open the column header menu using either of the above mentioned ways and click Auto Fit All Columns to resize all columns to fit their content size.
• Open the column header menu using either of the following ways and click Sort Ascending or Sort Descending to sort the table in ascending or descending order of the column:
To associate a domain model, right click on the column and from the menu click Associate Domain. The setting toggles to ON. To clear the domain association click Associate Domain again. The setting toggles to OFF.Right click the column header and click Remove to remove the column from the decision table.
Each row in a decision table represents a separate business rule. You can control the order in which sets of rows are executed using the row priority setting, see Setting Rule (Row) Priorities.
3. Select the Properties view, and select the Rule side-tab.
4. In the Priority field, select the appropriate value.Click Filter > Decision Table in the decision table editor menu to enable the filter for the decision table. Enter the values in filter cells (above column header) to filter the table.Select the row you need to remove and click Remove in the decision table editor. Click OK in the Remove Decision Table Record window to confirm removal of the row. You can remove only one row at time.
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