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Identifying where global variables are used
In Rule Set Manager, you can see in which rule sets a selected global variable is used. In Rule Set Manager, from the View menu on the top-right corner of the Rule Set Library pane, select By Resource Usage. In the Rule Set Library pane, open the Variables folder. Select the global value that you want to checkAssign the values from the XML file to the temporary variables
In Rule Builder, on the Action tab, under System Actions, locate the Set Variables action. Drag the Set Variables action onto the link between the Read XML … the parameter editor and define the action parameters, double-click the Set Variables action. (Optional) Resize the Parameter column. In the Parameter columnDebugging rules that use variables
RBA Debugger does not work with RBA variables at this time. It is not possible to view the value of variables when rule sets run or when viewing past executions. Published by Scroll Versions from space PRINSAG and version 9.0Create a new rule set and define the rule set variables
In Rule Set Manager, create a new rule set. In Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. When you are prompted to save the rule set, select Yes, and save the rule set as Report Page Approvals in your rule set group. In the Manage Variables Editor make sure that the Global Variables tab is selectedHow to create, assign, and use temporary variables
such as: worddav0c2faaabc26dbb4474abb7837c47e230.png Temporary variables can be used to simplify these property references. Instead of referencing the values through the previous event chain, the values can be assigned to temporary variables immediately after the Read XML action completes and then later in the rule chain the values can be referencedActivity 11: Use temporary variables to simplify event references
Overview Why you should complete this activity This activity demonstrates how to use temporary variables to simplify complex event reference chains that refer back to previous events. By assigning values to temporary variables they can be directly referenced later in the rule chain. Target Audience Prepress_Reusable fragments and variables
Published by Scroll Versions from space TAP and version 4.2.1Type and concurrency
Access to variables is always serialized so no explicit synchronization is needed by the user as long as a variable of the appropriate type is used for the situation. Each variables type will determine the concurrency semantics in a given situation. For example, if a global variable is used to store a stringIncluding the rule set name when reporting exceptions
not be obvious which rule set an exception is originating in. With the introduction of rule set variables it is now possible to create a string rule set variable that contains the name of the rule set. The name of the rule set can then be included in the logging of the exception by referencing the rule set variable. To createType and concurrency
Access to variables is always serialized so no explicit synchronization is needed by the user as long as a variable of the appropriate type is used for the situation. Each variables type will determine the concurrency semantics in a given situation. For example, if a global variable is used to store a string