Main Business Rule Components

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A business rule consists of three main components:

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Sure, I'd be happy to explain the three main components of a Dataverse Business Rule:

1. Condition: A condition is a statement that specifies the criteria that must be met for the rule to trigger. It determines when the rule will be applied. The condition can be based on a field value, related data, or any other relevant information. You can use a wide range of comparison operators, such as equals, not equals, greater than, less than, and so on, to specify the condition.

2. Trigger: A trigger is an event that causes the rule to fire. It determines what event or action will activate the rule. You can set up a trigger for various events, such as creating a new record, updating a record, or deleting a record. For example, you can create a trigger that fires when a new opportunity record is created.

3. Action: An action is a set of instructions that are executed when the condition and trigger are met. It determines what action should be taken when the rule is triggered. The action can be as simple as setting a field value or as complex as sending an email or calling a custom business process. You can also set up multiple actions that are executed in a specific order.

Additionally, there are two other components worth mentioning:

4. Scope: Scope refers to the level at which the rule applies. You can apply a rule to a specific entity or a specific form. You can also apply a rule to a specific set of users or teams.

5. Rule: A rule is a collection of conditions, triggers, and actions that work together to achieve a specific outcome. It represents the complete set of instructions that are executed when the rule is triggered. You can create multiple rules for a single entity, each with its own set of conditions, triggers, and actions.