In the previous article we wrote few different types of rules and one of which included a function, in this article we will look into some more functions provided by OPM so that we get comfortable writing rules. We will also look into validation options provided by OPM and how to test them. As stated…
In the previous article we learned how to create a new project in Oracle Policy Modeling and we got familiar with using the OPM tool. In this article we will go further and write some more rules and learn more about rule writing in OPM. So to start with rules writing, lets open our Mortgage…
When starting with Oracle Policy Automation, the first step is to start writing rules and policies in Oracle Policy Modeling tool. In the previous article we learnt about the high-level technology overview of Oracle Policy Automation, in this article we will try to get familiar with Oracle Policy Modeling tool by writing some basic rules…
As per Wikipedia, Oracle Policy Automation (abbreviated OPA) is a suite of software products for modelling and deploying business rules within enterprise applications. It allows business users to write rules/legislation which can be evaluated to produce an outcome or to reach a result. For example, a customer’s eligibility for a mortgage application can be determined by running the eligibility criteria(rules)…