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    Business Rules

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    Business rules allow developers to automate business logic and ensure it runs consistently across different processes. Business rules have characteristics that determine when they run in relation to database operations and what actions they can take. Developers use business rules to perform database operations, check conditions, display information to users, and change field values. Business rules are useful for running business logic involving database operations and automating processes rather than requiring manual user interaction.

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    Business rules allow developers to automate business logic and ensure it runs consistently across different processes. Business rules have characteristics that determine when they run in relation to database operations and what actions they can take. Developers use business rules to perform database operations, check conditions, display information to users, and change field values. Business rules are useful for running business logic involving database operations and automating processes rather than requiring manual user interaction.

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    Business rules allow developers to automate business logic and ensure it runs consistently across different processes. Business rules have characteristics that determine when they run in relation to database operations and what actions they can take. Developers use business rules to perform database operations, check conditions, display information to users, and change field values. Business rules are useful for running business logic involving database operations and automating processes rather than requiring manual user interaction.

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    Business rules allow developers to automate business logic and ensure it runs consistently across different processes. Business rules have characteristics that determine when they run in relation to database operations and what actions they can take. Developers use business rules to perform database operations, check conditions, display information to users, and change field values. Business rules are useful for running business logic involving database operations and automating processes rather than requiring manual user interaction.

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    The key takeaways are that business rules allow automating business logic and ensuring it runs regardless of the data source. They can perform actions like setting field values, displaying messages, and aborting operations. Developers typically use custom code in business rules to perform database operations and check for conditions.

    All business rules have a 'When to Run' setting that determines when they are triggered in relation to database operations. They also have an 'Action' tab that can set field values, display messages, or abort operations. The 'Advance' tab allows running custom code.

    You would use a business rule when you want business logic that involves a database operation to run automatically rather than require manual user interaction. They also ensure business logic runs no matter the data source, such as from a user submitting a form or a web service request.

    Business Rules

    This introduction explains how business rules work and their benefits over other
    types of coding components.
    All business rules have the following characteristics:
    When to Run:
    o When: type that determines when they run in relation to database
    operations (e.g. Before, after, async and display)
    o A list of database operations that can trigger them (e.g. Insert, Update,
    Delete, and Query)
    Action: This tab can do one or more of the following
    o Set one or more field values
    o Display a message
    o Abort the current database operation
    Advance: Run custom code
    Developers typically use custom code in business rules to:
    Perform database operations, such as querying for a list of records
    Check for complex conditions
    Check for dynamic values
    Display information to the user, such as validation errors
    Change field values, such as changing the incident state from resolved to
    closed
    Use a

    business rule when you want to:


    Run a business logic that involves a database related operation.
    Automate business logic rather than require manual user interaction.
    Ensure business logic runs no matter what its source. For example, when:
    o A user submits a form
    o A web service requests a database operation

    Type
    Before

    After

    Async

    Runs
    After the user submits the
    form but before the record
    is inserted/updated in the
    database.
    After the user submits the
    form and after the system
    takes action on the record
    on the database.
    As an asynchronous
    scheduled job in the

    Use to
    Validate data before
    inserting or updating into
    the database.
    Perform calculations or
    business logic on data,
    such as updating totals or
    counts.
    Perform calculations or
    business logic on data in

    Display

    background after the user


    submits the form and after
    the system takes action
    on the record on the
    database.
    Before the system
    displays the form to the
    user and just after the
    system reads a record
    from the database.

    the background. Allows


    the system to do other
    tasks, such as loading a
    form or running other
    business rules.
    Perform calculations or
    business logic on data
    that may affect user input,
    such as the current price
    of a catalog item.

    Create a before business rule


    In this exercise you create a before business rule to validate the marketing event
    budget whenever a user inserts or updates a record. You want to abort any insert or
    update where the marketing event budget is zero.
    A before business rule is a good fit for this business logic because the system can
    validate all inserts and updates to the target table regardless of the input method.
    Validation occurs whether a user submits a form, a user submits a service catalog
    record producer request, or there is an automated web services request.
    Navigate to System Definition > Business Rules.
    Click New.
    Enter the following field values.
    Field
    Value
    Name
    Validate marketing event
    Table
    Marketing Event
    Advanced
    Selected
    When
    Before
    Insert
    Selected
    Update
    Selected
    Script
    function onBefore(current, previous) {
    //This function will be automatically
    called when this rule is processed.
    var checkbudget =
    current.budget.getCurrencyValue();
    if(checkbudget < 1){
    gs.addErrorMessage('Budget must
    be greater than zero');
    current.setAbortAction(true);
    }

    Click Submit.

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