Declarative, decision, and validation rules help in automating non-procedural calculations, decision making, and data validations. Automating these steps helps to reduce the amount of required human interaction and error correction in a business process, improving efficiency and accuracy in an application.
Declarative rules offer the ability to perform processing whenever the value of a specified property changes, or on other conditions.
Declarative rules perform their actions or calculations declaratively rather than procedurally. Unlike declarative processing, procedural calculation occurs only when the logical flow specifically calls upon it. In contrast, a declarative calculation occurs any time that its trigger condition is met, potentially occurring in the middle of other processing.
Declarative rules offer the ability to perform processing whenever the value of a specified property changes, or on other conditions.
Declarative rules perform their actions or calculations declaratively rather than procedurally. Unlike declarative processing, procedural calculation occurs only when the logical flow specifically calls upon it. In contrast, a declarative calculation occurs any time that its trigger condition is met, potentially occurring in the middle of other processing.