This podcast details configuration rules within a product hierarchy, focusing on how to view rule summaries and utilize price books and arrays within those rules. It explains how to access and interpret rule summaries at various product levels, showing how price books function as variables in rule conditions and actions (e.g., recommendation, constraint, and hiding rules). The podcast also describes how arrays are handled in rules, treating each array index as a separate rule instance, affecting attribute visibility, settings, and constraints differently based on rule type. Finally, podcast provides a step-by-step guide on using array attributes in constraint rules, emphasizing the importance of attribute compatibility and value selection within the rule's action.

This podcast details how to configure rules within a system to execute only once per configuration session, optimizing performance by avoiding redundant operations. It achieves this using three boolean attributes: runOnceBegin, runOnceEnd, and cfgRunOnce_line. The method involves strategically setting these attributes' values and using them as conditions in rules to control execution. The podcast provides step-by-step instructions for creating these attributes and modifying configuration layouts and rules to implement this once-per-session execution, emphasizing the importance of attribute order for correct functionality.

This podcast details how to create and manage table-based configuration rules within Oracle CPQ. These rules, accessible via a point-and-click interface, leverage data tables to define recommendations and constraints without requiring BMQL coding. The process involves defining rule properties (name, status, activation conditions), selecting a data table, specifying filtering criteria (using static values or configuration attributes), and mapping table columns to action attributes. Crucially, the podcast explains how to handle array attributes in both filters and action mappings, providing clear instructions and outlining the behavior of rules under various conditions. The podcast's purpose is to furnish administrators with a comprehensive guide for implementing sophisticated, data-driven configuration logic within the Oracle CPQ system.