When launched, a business rule can prompt you to enter variable information, called a runtime prompt. The business rule designer sets up runtime prompts. To learn how the display and values of runtime prompts are affected by certain settings and conditions, see “Understanding Runtime Prompts” in Administering Planning for Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service.
Notes:
If a business rule has a runtime prompt and Use Members on Forms is selected, the default member on the runtime prompt window matches the current member in the page or POV axes of the open form.
If multiple business rules having runtime prompts are launched when saving the form, enter values for each one successively, using the Next button.
Specify the input type specified by the runtime prompt as outlined in this table:
If any runtime prompt values are not valid, correct them.
Symbols indicate whether the values in runtime prompts are valid:
—The runtime prompt values are valid.
—The runtime prompt values are not valid (for example, the entry does not exist in the dimension hierarchy). You cannot launch a business rule until all runtime prompt values are valid.
Note: If an administrator enabled the member parent for dynamic children (as described in “About Dynamic Members” in the Administering Planning for Oracle Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service), you can create a member by entering its name now in the runtime prompt.
If the calculation is successful, the values in the database reflect the calculation results. See also Checking Job Status.