RE: Output as constant in Decision rule

Shubham Aware — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 09:56:57 GMT

You cannot reference constants directly in Decision Table outputs. Your a!match() expression rule is the correct approach for this scenario.
Or
Create a decision rule that outputs a simple key ("cond1", "cond2"), then create an expression rule with logic like:

if(
  rule!decisionRule(param) = "cond1",
  cons!constant_1,
  rule!decisionRule(parameters) = "cond2",
  cons!constant_2,
  {}
)

RE: Output as constant in Decision rule

Harsha Sharma — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 07:32:36 GMT

In Decisions directly constants cannot be referred. A simpler way to get desired result is in the Decision's output have the decision object return 1 or 2 simply. Not the values from constant rather just a pointer to which constant you need. Like this

Wherever you call this decision rule, add an if() so that if decision rule returns 1 constant 1 is referred (order will be maintained and handled future changes in constant too), if 2 is returned constant 2 is referred. Basically move the constant out of the decision rule and just work on conditions there.