Activities

• Work backward to more clearly define the business process policies:
  • State the actions to be taken.
  • For each action, state the direct requirements (conditions that must be satisfied) for the action to be taken.
    • Identify conditions that need only to be satisfied individually in order for the action to be taken.
    • Identify conditions that must be satisfied in combination with other conditions in order for the action to be taken.
    • Identify exceptions to other conditions.
  • In turn, state conditions and exceptions that support higher level conditions.
  • Identify assumptions
• Sharpen the business process policy definitions.
  • Clearly state the individual conditions that make up compound conditions.
  • Minimize negative logic when possible.
  • Define limits and ranges.

For information, see:

HaleyAuthority User Guide

Scenario for Using Rules to Validate Data at Runtime

Scenario for Validating Data Using Script to Invoke Rules

Scenario for Using Rules in a Siebel Workflow to Do Batch Processing

Scenario for Using Rules to Provide Dynamic Navigation in a Siebel Task