Custom Input: Adding Custom Condition Columns to a BRF+ Decision Table

Custom Input: Adding Custom Condition Columns to a BRF+ Decision Table

To add additional Condition Columns to a BRF+ decision table, follow these steps:

Step 1: Verify Support for Custom Input

  • Check if the decision table supports Custom Input by consulting the Custom Input overview or checking Context Overview of the table.

Step 2: Add a Data Object to Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT

  • Navigate to Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT:

    • Path: Your Customer Application → Data Object → Structure → Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT.
    • Note: Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT is located at the bottom of the list.
  • Enable Edit Mode:

    • This will allow modifications to the structure.
  • Add a Data Object:

    • Option 1: Use an Existing Data Object

      • Click on Add Existing Data Object.
      • Use the search bar or browse the list to find the required data object.
      • Select the data object and click OK.
*   **Option 2: Create a New Data Object**

    *   Click on **Add New Data Object**.
    *   Select **Element** as the object type.
    *   Provide a name for the new data object.
    *   Optionally, bind the new data object to an existing **DDIC** or **BRF+ element**.
    *   Save and activate **Structure: CUSTOM\_INPUT** after creating the new data object.
  • The created Object will appear in the list,

Step 3: Add a Custom Column to the Decision Table

  • Open the relevant Decision Table in BRF+.

  • Enable Edit Mode.

  • Access Table Settings:

    • Located in the upper-right corner of the BRF+ table.
  • Navigate to the Condition Columns section.

  • Insert a Custom Column:

    • Click Insert Column and select From Context Data Object.
*   Use the structure browser or search field to locate the data object added to **Structure: CUSTOM\_INPUT**.
*   Click **OK** in the **Context Query** window.
*   Confirm in **Table Settings** to finalize the addition.

Step 4: Save and Use the Custom Condition Column

  • The custom condition column will now appear in your decision table.
  • You can use this column to further refine and narrow down your PPP workflows.

Key Notes

  • Custom Input Verification: Always ensure the decision table supports custom input before proceeding.
  • Activation: Always save and activate Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT after making changes.

See also

Custom Input
BRF+ Decision Tables

Keywords

  • Custom Input
  • Structure: CUSTOM_INPUT
  • Condition Columns
  • Data Objects