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11-12-2024 06:19 AM
ServiceNow says "
Number of Business Rules to maintain - Recommendation:
The more Business Rules, especially on one table, the more to manage and test. Consider other methods, for example, you could use Flow Designer as a way to consolidate multiple asynchronous Business Rules."
If anyone has understood this, can you give me the context or example?
Is it like, each time we get a new requirement which needs a Business rule, we need to edit the exsiting flow and keep adding the logic in it?
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11-12-2024 12:27 PM
It's referring to an architectural design pattern. You may have a number of flows with a similar trigger condition. You could use a single flow with a dynamic subflow step that calls all necessary subflows.
You wouldn't need to edit the master flow - only the child flows that are called and the decision table that is used
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11-22-2024 09:18 AM
Thank you @Kieran Anson