Types of Decision Table

Normally, decision tables are used as a grid layout for representing rules (i.e. conditions and actions) However, the decision table layout can be used for many other things:

• Defining Validator Settings as Decision Tables
• Defining Functions as Decision Tables needs update
• Defining Quality Rules as Decision Tables (Meta Rules)
• Defining Declarative Logic Using Decision Tables
• Defining Decision Trees Using Decision Tables
• Defining Test Data Using Decision Tables
• Defining Complex Data Using Decision Tables
• Defining Test Values as Decision Tables
• Defining Constraints in Decision Tables (design-time constraints)
• Defining Constraint Models Using Decision Tables (execution-time constraints)
• Defining Abstract Decision Tables
• Defining Lookup Tables as Decision Tables
• Defining Pattern matching Logic as Decision Tables
• Defining Parallel Execution Using Decision Tables
• Defining Monitoring Logic Using Decision Tables
• Defining Event Processing Using Decision Tables
• Defining multi-Dimensional Spreadsheets as Decision Tables
• Defining Map Reduce Using Decision Tables
• Defining Interactive Dialogs Using Decision Tables
• Defining Optimization Logic Using Decision Tables
• Defining Graphs and Graph Processing Logic Using Decision Tables
• Defining Logic Programming Using Decision Tables
• Defining Database Access Using Decision Tables
• Defining Ontologies Using Decision Tables
• Defining RDF Triple Processing Using Decision Tables
• Defining Grammars using Decision Tables
• Defining Quantum computations using decision tables
• Defining AI models using Decision Tables
• Defining Electrical Circuits using Decision Tables
• Defining Process Orchestrations Using Decision Tables
• Defining Performance Monitoring Logic Using Decision Tables
• Defining Probabilistic Models Using Decision Tables
• Defining Fuzzy Models Using Decision Tables
• Defining Access Control Using Decision Tables
• Defining Introspective Decision Tables (tables with rules about other tables)

By starting the DT name with a keyword you can designate the type of the DT (and hence how it will be processed) Decision Table Keywords

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