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Dynamic Rule Manager

Once the Domain Interface has been imported into the rulebase, the domain expert can use the Dynamic Rule Manager to begin populating a Domain in the rulebase with dynamic rules. The Dynamic Rule Manager organizes the rules into Domains. For information about the concept of Domain, see the "System Considerations for Supporting Business Rules" chapter of the User Guide.

To create dynamic rules, the domain expert

1. Selects a domain in the Dynamic Rule Manager to which the rule will belong.
2. Selects Domain Interface members that have been previously imported into the domain for constructing the Conditions and Actions for dynamic rules. For more information about populating a domain with Domain Interface members, see the Dynamic Rulebase Administrator in this chapter. Domain Interface members are referenced through domain interface labels.
3. Specifies the Condition test values and Action values that will define the rule.
4. Constructs the dynamic rule and saves it to the rulebase.

Optionally, the domain expert may also check the new rule into the Dynamic Rule Repository. For more information about the accessing the Dynamic Rule Repository, see Accessing the Dynamic Rule Repository.