What is 'decision table' in SAP HAN-AS-RUL - SAP HANA Rules Framework?

decision table - Overview

• Component: HAN-AS-RUL

• Component Name: SAP HANA Rules Framework

• Description: A table that enables a developer or business user to represent complex rules. A decision table is divided into conditions, actions and outputs, which visualizes the rule business logic in an intuitive way, and allows for the use of if-then-else logic. Example If Employee Designation = “Manager” and Employee Performance = "Good", then Bonus for Employee = 20 If Employee Designation = “Senior Programmer” and Employee Performance = "Good", then Bonus for Employee = 15

decision table - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  A decision table is a component of the SAP HANA Rules Framework (HAN-AS-RUL) that allows users to define business rules in a tabular format. It is a powerful tool for creating complex decision logic, as it allows users to define multiple conditions and outcomes in a single table. The decision table can be used to define rules for any type of business process, from simple decisions such as approving or rejecting a loan application to more complex decisions such as determining the best route for a delivery truck.
  
  How to use it: 
  To use the decision table, users must first define the conditions and outcomes they want to evaluate. This can be done by entering the conditions and outcomes into the table, or by using the graphical editor to create the table. Once the conditions and outcomes have been defined, users can then create rules that will evaluate the conditions and determine the appropriate outcome. The rules can be tested and modified until they are working correctly.
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  When creating rules with the decision table, it is important to remember that each rule must be evaluated independently. This means that if one rule evaluates to true, then all other rules must also evaluate to true in order for the outcome to be determined. Additionally, it is important to ensure that all conditions are