rule!xyz: if(origcdt.firstname = changecdt.firstname, {},"firstname compare

jegadeeswaran over 9 years ago

rule!xyz: if(origcdt.firstname = changecdt.firstname, {},"firstname compare fail")
rule!xyz(origcdt, changecdt)
origcdtList: {origcdt1,origcdt2,origcdt3}
changecdtList: {changecdt1,changecdt2,changecdt3}

Below rule:
apply(rule!xyz, merge(origcdtlist,changecdtlist))
Am not getting expected result. Please assist on this and did anyone faced the simillar issue.

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0 PhilB
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over 9 years ago

It would have been simpler to have a rule with inputs of origFirstName and changedLastName, and then do something like apply(fn!xyz,merge(origCdt.firstName,changeCdt.firstName)) - assuming the arrays are the same length.

I suggest you read the documentation carefully for fn!merge (it doesn't simply append the arrays together) - as well as for fn!apply, giving particular attention to the difference between the array and context inputs.
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0 PhilB
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over 9 years ago

It would have been simpler to have a rule with inputs of origFirstName and changedLastName, and then do something like apply(fn!xyz,merge(origCdt.firstName,changeCdt.firstName)) - assuming the arrays are the same length.

I suggest you read the documentation carefully for fn!merge (it doesn't simply append the arrays together) - as well as for fn!apply, giving particular attention to the difference between the array and context inputs.
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