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            Consume Decision Tables Asynchronous Events with Apex Code

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            Consume Decision Tables Asynchronous Events with Apex Code

            Trigger actions by using Apex code when decision table operations complete asynchronously.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Lightning Experience
            Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions for clouds that have Business Rules Engine enabled
            User Permissions Needed
            To create, edit, and activate a decision table: Rule Engine Designer
            To run decision tables:

            Rule Engine Designer

            OR

            Rule Engine Runtime
            1. Open the Developer Console.
            2. Click Create New
            3. Click Apex Trigger.
            4. Select DecisionTableActionEvent.
              Select the DecisionTableActionEvent to trigger a Platform-Event Triggered Flow when decision table operations complete asynchronously.
            5. Add the provided trigger code: 
              trigger deci on DecisionTableActionEvent (after insert) {
for (DecisionTableActionEvent event : Trigger.new) {
// Log the event details to the debug log
System.debug('*** APEX DecisionTableActionEvent received! ' +
'Event ID: ' + event.DecisionTableApiName +
', Event Message: ' + event);

// Add more debug statements for specific fields based on your requirements
// Example: System.debug('New Status: ' + event.New_Status__c);
}
}
            6. Save the trigger.

            To trigger the event, activate your decision table.

            To make sure that the event is consumed, in Debug Logs:

            • Set Traced Entity Type to Automated Process:
            • Set Apex logging to FINER or FINEST.
            • Set the Expiration Date to a future date.

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