The Oracle Policy Modeling User's Guide is a comprehensive source of information relating to the use of Oracle Policy Modeling.
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The Oracle Policy Modeling User's Guide is organized into sections corresponding to the main rule development tasks in Oracle Policy Modeling.
You can see these sections at any time by clicking on the Contents tab located in the left hand pane.
The topic you are viewing at the time will be highlighted in the Table of Contents:
You can use the Search function to search for information that you are interested in. Click in the Search field at the top right hand side of the window and enter a keyword related to the information you are looking for.
Then click the magnifying glass button, or click Enter to search.
Tip: To search for a specific string of text, enclose the text in double quotes in the Search field.
The search results will be displayed as a list of topic titles with summaries of their contents under each.
When you click on a topic title in the search results, that topic will open. The term you searched for is highlighted in yellow on the page.
The Glossary is a list of key terms used in Oracle Policy Modeling. Click on the Glossary tab at the top of the left hand pane to open it.
When you click on a term in the Glossary, the definition will be shown below it.
To access the Oracle Policy Modeling User's Guide in another language, go to Start Menu | Programs | Oracle Policy Modeling | Oracle Policy Modeling User's Guide and select the language.
Note that the list of languages for the help will be those that were selected during the installation of Oracle Policy Automation. See the Oracle Policy Modeling Installation Guide in your Oracle Policy Modeling installation folder for further details.
Function references are provided for all of the languages Oracle Policy Modeling supports. Note that only the US English function reference appears in search results.
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