It's been a wild ride but we are now starting the last (number nine!!!) in our long series of articles about relationships. For those of you who are coming to this post but who would like to know...Continue Reading
We're back with another in our series about Relationships in Oracle Intelligent Advisor (the previous part can be found here, with links to the others). Amazing to think that this is part eight covering Reverse Relationships, and that...Continue Reading
In the previous part of this learning series we uncovered the basics behind self-referential relationships. We discussed how to avoid getting false results and how using an alias allows the rule designer (and the engine) to understand more...Continue Reading
Are you talking to me? Sometimes you need to look through entity instances and relate them to each other in Oracle Intelligent Advisor. Sometimes, when working with relationships, the rule author needs to reference instances of the same...Continue Reading
This post is another in our series based on discussion articles or discussions that we have participated in on the Oracle Intelligent Advisor Forum, which is the peer-to-peer site where you can post questions or suggestions and the...Continue Reading
This is the second in a series of posts about Relationships in Intelligent Advisor. The first post can be found here. When we left the last article we had built a simple design to illustrate the concept of...Continue Reading
In this series of posts we are going back to some basics (we have some more back to basic post series that you might be interested in) that even today are causing issues for new starters or infrequent...Continue Reading
This subject comes up quite a lot both in my workshops and on the Internet in general (in as much as we can say that Oracle Policy Automation occupies space on the Internet). Recently a reader (and a...Continue Reading
Back to Basics Fun with Relationships The other day I had cause to discuss Relationships with an Oracle Policy Automation developer, and as a result of the discussions and the level of interest expressed in the learning curve,...Continue Reading
