Which two features do you find in decision tables? Select two.
A.
Sets of input data can be bucketed and reviewed for gaps.
B.
Data sets can be reviewed for conflicts.
C.
Data can be used for only one rule evaluation.
D.
A rule evaluation can only be used to enter new output data.
Explanation:
Decision tables help you design your multi-condition business rules with conflict and
gap analysis.
Note: The Oracle Business Rules Editor supports both IF/THEN rules and Decision Tables. Each
condition row in a Decision Table tests the allowed values of a data input to the
ruleset, called a fact. Each column represents a particular bucketset, an enumerated fact
value or range. The combination of all the condition tests in a column specifies an action,
typically setting the value of a data output. The complete Decision Table defines a ruleset,
deployed as a business rule component invoked from the process as a Business Rule task in
BPMN. The editor provides quick tools for resolving gaps and conflicts in the table.