The Rules tab is divided in three expandable/collapsible sections:
QUERY
The Query section, where you can filter the searched Rules to a number of criteria, features the following parameters:
- Name: free text field
- REGUL+: the most penalising regulation
- Status: select between Active, Canceled, Done or All (leave blank)
- Applied Till: (set by default to the current date)
- Submitter: Token Id of the submitter
- All Request Types: check to have rules matching “All Request Types” displayed in the query results
- Selection Request Types: to specify that rules matching a “Selection of Request Types” should be displayed in the query results
- Inclusive: to include rules matching an inclusive selection in the query results
- Exclusive: to include rules matching an exclusive selection in the query results
Lastly, the Reset and Go button respectively reinitialise the Query form and launch the specified query.
MASTER
The MASTER View, expanded by default, presents a table listing the available rules.
A timestamp in the header indicates the last refresh date and time, along with the number of requests currently displayed (n) and the total number of requests regardless of any filtering (m) as n/m.
Three buttons are proposed on top of this table: Refresh and Setup.
- Create: used to create a new Rule - opens the relevant DETAILS (sub)section(s) for edition - see below
- Cancel: removes the selected Rule
- Refresh: refreshes the rules list.
Create a Rule
The Create button opens the DETAILS section in edit mode, with the DESCRIPTION part already expanded:
This is where you can enter the following data:
- Name: (mandatory) the name by which the Rule is to be identified
- REGUL+: (mandatory) the most penalising regulation linked to the Rule
- Applied Till: (mandatory) the end date of the Applicability period (the start date being the initial submission time)
- Description: (mandatory) short description of the rule purpose / objective / context - i.e. 'Langen FIR'
Next comes the REQUEST TYPES part:
- Request Type Group: (mandatory) a Rule is to be associated to a list of request types (to be selected from the list).
Note: the rule can match all request types (select the All option) or only a selection (select the Selection option). Also, a Selection can be inclusive or exclusive (selecting respectively the Including or Excluding option).
The last part is dedicated to the RESPONSE:
This is where you assemble all the elements that form a (human) response:
- a series of three flags to indicate (when checked) that:
the response in Unable
the reponse is of General Interest
the status is Protected
- a predefined Response Type from the Predefined Response Types pull-down menu
- the response Text itself
- some internal CFMU Comment
Results Table
The Results Table lists all the requests matching the query criteria - already described above in the QUERY section.
DETAILS
The DETAILS section is divided in three subsections, where you can manage the content of the Rules, and providing the following descriptive areas: Name, REGUL+, Status, Submitter, Submission Time, Last Update Time, Description, Requests Types and Response.