Why would you need to do that? This flow is logically the same.
rule "my rule"
when
...
then
//Java code to modify fact goes here
insert( fact );
end
Joe
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I meant to insert a fact and immediatly modify it, in the same rule
consequence.
I know you can insert OR modify in a consequence.
I also know that when you modify a fact you actually retract the old one
and
insert a new one with the respective properties set.
So, my question was, can you do something like this ?
rule "my rule"
when
...
then
insert( fact );
modify (fact );
end
Where fact is the same?
And if it's possible, can you give me a simple example?
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