Let’s look at a few scenarios for migrating calculation matrices as decision matrices and
calculation procedures as expression sets. Let’s also review the migration workflow for various
states of the calculation matrices and calculation procedures.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
for clouds that have Business Rules Engine enabled
Migration Scenarios and Workflow
Scenario
Workflow
Migrate a calculation procedure as an expression set. The calculation procedure is
standalone.
Migrate the calculation procedure as an expression set.
Migrate a calculation matrix as a decision matrix. The calculation matrix is
standalone and isn’t used in a calculation procedure.
Identify the versions of the calculation matrix that have data.
Download the data from the identified calculation matrix versions as CSV files.
Migrate the calculation matrix as a decision matrix.
Note
Only column headers are migrated.
To add row data to the migrated decision matrix, upload the CSV file that contains the
calculation matrix data to the relevant decision matrix version.
Activate the decision matrix version that you want to use.
Migrate a calculation procedure as an expression set. The calculation procedure
references a calculation matrix.
Identify the active version of the calculation matrix that’s used in the calculation
procedure.
Download the data from the active calculation matrix version as a CSV file.
Migrate the calculation matrix as a decision matrix.
Note
Only column headers are migrated.
To add row data to the migrated decision matrix, upload the CSV file that contains the
calculation matrix data to the relevant decision matrix version.
Activate the decision matrix version that you want to use or activate at least one
version of the migrated decision matrix so that the calculation procedure can be migrated
as an expression set.
Migrate the calculation procedure as an expression set.
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