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hi guys and welcome to another or DM technical video in this video were gonna build upon something we talked about earlier and were gonna talk about decision tables so previously we had a simple rule where if a customer orders five or more red widgets we will give them a 10% discount and the way that looked as a rule looked very much like this we had a single rule where we looked at the sale and if we said there was at least 20 widgets or five widgets or whatever the number was and the color of the widget was red wed give them a discount of 10% well now imagine that we are selling lots and lots of different kinds of widgets red widgets blue widgets green widgets and we want each different thresholds and different discounts so we could add more and more rules we could keep adding more and more rules here and we would end up with an array of rules and when an order arise we would execute all of the rules and the ones that execute the evaluated to true would set the discount now that

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How do I create a decision table in IBM ODM?

You can create decision tables using a decision table template. You define a condition column by specifying a condition statement. You define an action column by specifying an action statement. You can insert additional condition and action columns into a decision table, and remove any columns you do not want.

How do I create a decision table in ODM?

To create the decision table: In the Rule Explorer, in the rule project decisiontable-rules-start, right-click the eligibility package in the rules folder and then click New Decision Table. In the dialog, type the name MinimumAge and then click Finish. Define the first condition column:

How do you use decision tables?

Steps to create decision tables: Step 1 Analyze the requirement and create the first column. Step 2: Add Columns. Step 3: Reduce the table. Step 4: Determine actions. Step 5: Write test cases.

What is decision table with example?

Decision tables can be, and often are, embedded within computer programs and used to drive the logic of the program. A simple example might be a lookup table containing a range of possible input values and a function pointer to the section of code to process that input.

How do you read a decision table?

A Decision Table is read vertically, with each single column defining a single decision rule.So if you are reading the Decision Rule 1 column above, it would be read as: IF Condition 1 is true, AND Condition 2 is false, AND Condition 3 is false; THEN take Action 1.

When should we use decision table testing?

Decision Table Testing is a Black Box test design technique (behavioral or behavior-based technique), used where different combinations of test input conditions result in different outcomes. When a system has complex business rules, then the decision table testing technique helps in identifying the correct test cases.

What are the four components of decision table?

A decision table is a table with various conditions and their corresponding actions. Decision tree is a two dimensional matrix. It is divided into four parts, condition stub, action stub, condition entry, and action entry.

What are the steps in creating a decision table?

Steps to create decision tables: Step 1 Analyze the requirement and create the first column. Step 2: Add Columns. Step 3: Reduce the table. Step 4: Determine actions. Step 5: Write test cases.

In which situations should you use decision tables?

Decision tables can be used in all situations where the outcome depends on the combinations of different choices, and that is usually very often. In many systems there are tons of business rules where decision tables add a lot of value.

What is the role of a decision table in the engineering design process?

A decision table is a graphical way to map conditions against actions: it expresses the fact that certain actions are to be performed only if certain conditions (or combination thereof) are satisfied.

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