A meta-language about DMN

The DMN specifies eleven Hit Policies to generate the result in a Decision Table. Why not choose the most appropriate Hit Policy for your Decision Table, using a Decision Table?

• Insert in the input parameters what you expect from your Decision Table:
• Result: Single result or a collection of results (Multiple);
• Overlap: If there can be more than one rule served within the decision table;
• Full evaluation: If it is necessary to go through the entire table to generate the result, in search of match (s);
• Aggregate: If the Result is Multiple, but I would like to consolidate the data in an equation (Sum, Max, Min or Count);
• Result order: If the Result is Multiple, and I would like the result to come in a previously defined order.

The result of the decision table will be a collection of "Hit Policies" and tip, if the referred policy is supported by Camunda BPM.

Would you like to test? Get the file here and load it into the simulator.

Hugs!