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‎02-07-2019 01:07 AM
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‎02-07-2019 01:23 AM
Business Rules are inherited and will run against extended tables, as long as there isn't a condition configured on the Business Rule itself that would prevent it from doing so.
Quick example: You can have a Business Rule configured on Task. By default, that Business Rule will run on all extended tables including Incident and Problem. However, if you were to put a condition in that states "current.getTableName() == "task", this Business Rule would then only run on Task and not the extended tables.
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‎02-07-2019 01:23 AM
Business Rules are inherited and will run against extended tables, as long as there isn't a condition configured on the Business Rule itself that would prevent it from doing so.
Quick example: You can have a Business Rule configured on Task. By default, that Business Rule will run on all extended tables including Incident and Problem. However, if you were to put a condition in that states "current.getTableName() == "task", this Business Rule would then only run on Task and not the extended tables.

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‎02-07-2019 01:34 AM
Yes as long as the base table is getting inserted/updated along with the child table.
However, you can restrict them by not allowing to run by checking a condition current.getTableName()=='childtable;