The following are some of the key components of a business rule:
- Scope: The scope of a business rule defines the execution context of a business rule. It can acquire the following values:
- Entity: Business rules will be executed in all entity operations, including the server-side events happening on the entity
- All forms: Business rules will be executed on all the entity forms. However, the rules will not apply to server-side execution
- Specific forms: Business rules will only be executed on specific chosen forms while setting up a business rule
- Condition: Condition refers to the criteria or the requisite state evaluated before a business rule action is executed. The conditions basically refer to the state of the entity and its attributes. For example, you may write a business rule that refers to a condition that checks the values on a created field.
- Action: Action refers to the process that will be executed by the business rule once the condition governing it is met. The following...