Hi,

In our application, we want to process a large amount of facts. However, to 
avoid an overload on memory and drools, we would like to process the facts in 
batches.

Our rules are setup so that we only insert a small number of initial or "root" 
facts, and then these facts trigger rules to fire that cause many other facts 
to be inserted, themselves triggering other rules.

One way of batching this would be for the application to only insert the root 
facts into memory one by one and not inserting the next root fact until the 
previous one (and the batch of facts associated with it) have been processed 
and subsequently revoked.

However, instead of the batching being controlled by the application, I would 
like to use a rule to do this i.e. insert all the root facts into memory and 
then call fireAllRules and have them processed one at a time.

Does anyone have an idea how I can write a rule that causes a set of facts to 
trigger their rules, one fact at a time?

Thanks.


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