RE: if else customise

Konduru Chaitanya — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 12:30:28 GMT

Hello km,
Since you are using a single variable, you can use the a!match(). Below is an example of how you can do it. Your value will be compared to the value that is passed in the equals parameter and will provide the immediate outcome which is defined at then parameter.

a!match(
  value: ri!actionTypeId_int,
  equals: cons!CR_CREDIT_ACTION_TYPE_IDS[1],
  then: rule!CR_APP_CA_PDF_genericRuleForNtb(
    cif_int: ri!cif_int,
    requestId_int: ri!requestId_int,
    duRequestId_int: ri!duRequestId_int
  ),
  equals: cons!CR_CREDIT_ACTION_TYPE_IDS[11],
  then: rule!CR_APP_CA_PDF_genericRuleForContractExtension(
    cif_int: ri!cif_int,
    requestId_int: ri!requestId_int,
    duRequestId_int: ri!duRequestId_int
  ),
  equals: cons!CR_CREDIT_ACTION_TYPE_IDS[12],
  then: rule!CR_APP_CA_PDF_genericRuleForRemedialAndSAMHandoverManagement(
    cif_int: ri!cif_int,
    requestId_int: ri!requestId_int,
    duRequestId_int: ri!duRequestId_int
  ),
  equals: "Conditon 4",
  then: "Output 4",
  equals: "Conditon 5",
  then: "Output 5",
  equals: "Conditon n",
  then: "Output n",
  default: null
)

RE: if else customise

aryan — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 11:48:00 GMT

You can consider using a!match() function.
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