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You can choose which version of the ruleset to be used in a process within the DC.

Procedure

  1. In the Project Explorer view, expand the process development DC, the Process Modeling node and the Rulesets node.

  2. Double-click the Project Resources node.

    Note Note

    You should see the Project Resources node only after you create a ruleset or a FlowRuleset in the process development DC.

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  3. In the Project Resources editor, locate Ruleset version to be used for processes in this DC and choose one of the following radio buttons:

    • Use active version of a ruleset

      When you choose this option, a process in the process development DC always invoke the production version of the ruleset

      Example Example

      Consider a ruleset function is used in a process in a process development DC. When the process development DC is deployed, the versions of the process and ruleset are pr1 and rs1 respectively.

      Let us say the ruleset function: rs1 is modified either in the rules composer or the rules manager and deployed before the process comes to invoking the ruleset, This gives one more version of ruleset :rs2. Now when the process: pr1 comes to invocation of ruleset it will invoke the second version of the ruleset: rs2

      End of the example.
    • Use ruleset version corresponding to process version

      When you choose this option, a process in the process development DC always invoke the version of the ruleset deployed along with the process in the same process development DC

      Example Example

      Consider a ruleset function is used in a process in a process development DC. When the process development DC is deployed, the versions of the process and ruleset are pr1 and rs1 respectively.

      Let us say the ruleset function: rs1 is modified either in the rules composer or the rules manager and deployed before the process comes to invoking the ruleset, This gives one more version of ruleset :rs2. Now when the process: pr1 comes to invocation of ruleset it will invoke the first version of the ruleset: rs1

      End of the example.
  4. Save the changes.

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