A ruleset identifies, stores, and manages the set of rules that define an application or a major portion of an application. A ruleset contains rule instances, which are divided into ruleset versions to support version management. A ruleset is identified in the system by the ruleset name, which is an instance of theRule-RuleSet-Name rule type.

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The ruleset is the container for the rule. The ruleset identifies, stores, and manages the set of rules that define an application or a major portion of an application.

A RuleSet is a deployment unit for a “set” or group of rules. It has versions.

Created for identification, storage, and managing the set of rules and uses for development, deployment and reusability.

RuleSet stores a related group of business rules. It’s what you deploy in your production environment or ship to a customer. RuleSets provide security, version control, and the ability to deploy your application in (or move it to) a different Process Commander environment. You must create a RuleSet before you can build an application.

Ruleset has 2 parts – Ruleset Name & Ruleset Version

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Smruthi P V

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