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| <mainDescription><a id="XE_rule__develop" name="XE_rule__develop"></a> 
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| <p>
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| Programming using rule forces to know how a rule engine is working. This is not a complicated skill, but the usage of
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| the concepts of asserting, retracting fact and modifying fact are important to know. It is recommended to read what is
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| a <a class="elementLink" href="./../../abrd/guidances/termdefinitions/rule_engine_A66B71B3.html"
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| guid="_QQcSoEXXEdy14e5PT9v3HQ">rule engine</a>&nbsp;to get those concepts.
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| <sections xmi:id="_bsPp8ErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA" name="Develop Business Rules" guid="_bsPp8ErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA"> |
| <sectionDescription>Using template or not, the rule writer write the rule as described during the rule discovery and analysis.</sectionDescription> |
| </sections> |
| <sections xmi:id="_qfzk4ErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA" name="Develop Decision Tables" guid="_qfzk4ErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA"> |
| <sectionDescription>See also <a class="elementLink" href="./../../agile_rule/guidances/termdefinitions/decision_table_57A218C1.html"
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| guid="_iDLJcBCaEdyJtJ3PbfdVDw">Decision Table</a></sectionDescription> |
| </sections> |
| <sections xmi:id="_tdNKIErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA" name="Develop Decision Tree" guid="_tdNKIErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA"> |
| <sectionDescription>See <a class="elementLink" href="./../../agile_rule/guidances/termdefinitions/decision_tree_D98E94D4.html"
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| guid="_dVXOsEbNEdySHMdInS9eGA">Decision Tree</a></sectionDescription> |
| </sections> |
| <sections xmi:id="_zAvrMErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA" name="Develop Technical Rules" guid="_zAvrMErtEdyEE-k1R6LmOA"> |
| <sectionDescription>Technical rules are not exposed to the business user, but are needed for rule execution efficiency. Part of this categories
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| are rules that loop on a collection and assert all the object in the working memory. Technical rules leverage the full
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| power of the rule language and the programming language</sectionDescription> |
| </sections> |
| <sections xmi:id="_GvK9oEruEdyEE-k1R6LmOA" name="Develop external helper functions" |
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| <sectionDescription>To improve performance, or accessibility or to simplify rule writing, it may make sense to implement some reusable logic
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| in&nbsp;helper classes and methods instead of rules. Example of such methods are logger of trace, or sorting policies, or
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| delegate the call&nbsp;to more complex reusable services.</sectionDescription> |
| </sections> |
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