A decision table always:
addresses questions.
implicitly represents decision rules.
provides answers (outcomes) selected among several others.
Example:
Consider the business rules:
– A customerA stakeholder who uses or may use products or services produced by the enterprise and may have contractual or moral rights that the enterprise is obliged to meet. is considered a VIP Client if he/she has an account for two years or more and if his/her balance is greater than $ 2000.00.
-If the customerA stakeholder who uses or may use products or services produced by the enterprise and may have contractual or moral rights that the enterprise is obliged to meet. has the account for two years or more but a balance less than $ 2000.00, he/she is not considered a VIP Client.
-If the customerA stakeholder who uses or may use products or services produced by the enterprise and may have contractual or moral rights that the enterprise is obliged to meet. has his/her account for fewer than two years, he/she is not considered a VIP Client regardless of the amount in the account.
