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Scenario Substeps
Note: If you launch the New Decision Table
dialog from the Quick Launch tab page,
specify the package where you want to save
the decision table.
3. Add the required tables, table type or an information
view to the Selected list.
4. Choose Finish.
Create a decision table from an existing decision table. 1. Choose Copy From.
Note:
Note: You can choose to add the required
data sources to the decision table later by
dragging them from the Catalog node in the
Navigator panel to the Data Foundation
panel.
Note: If you launch the New Decision Table
dialog from the Quick Launch page, specify
the package where you want to save the
decision table.
2. Select the required decision table.
3. Choose Finish.
○ Only an active version of an information view can be used. Any changes made to the information
view are not reflected in the decision table.
○ You can create a decision table using an analytic view only if it has a calculated attribute.
○ If you create a decision table using an analytic view, the analytic view must have a calculated
attribute.
2. Create Joins
○ If you choose to create a decision table based on a table type or an information view, you cannot
add any other data source. This implies that a decision table can be based on multiple tables or a
table type or an information view.
○ You can add only one table type or information view to the data foundation.
○ You can mark table type columns and information view columns only as conditions.
1. If you want to define a relationship between tables to query data from two or more tables, do the following:
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a. In the editor pane, from the context menu, choose Create Join.
b. In the Create Join dialog, select the required tables, columns, join type, and cardinality.
c. Choose Create Join.
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