Modifying, Deleting, or Changing the Order of Business Logic Statements

Edit any business-logic statement (data-transformation statement) or re-order when the data transformation runs.

Modifying a Business Logic Statements

You can edit any of the custom logic statements you see listed in either Configuration Studio or in Premier's Settings section. To modify a data transformation statement, follow these steps:

Click the Edit (Pencil) icon, to the right of the data transformations in the listing. The Data Transformations dialog displays for that individual data transformation, with the information filled in to each field.
Make the changes you want according to the instructions above, under Creating a Data Transformation.
When you are finished, click Save Logic.

Deleting Business Logic Statements

You can delete logic statements that you have added (custom or from template) that you see listed in the Added Logic Statements section. Simply click the Garbage Can icon to the right of the listing.

Warning: The data transformation deletes immediately without asking for confirmation. The deletion cannot be undone.

Deleting Business Logic Statements

You can delete logic statements that you have added (custom or from template) that you see listed in the Added Logic Statements section.

Click the Three Dots (ellipses) icon to the right of the description field when the logic-statement listing you want to delete expanded.
From the menu that displays, click Delete.

The logic statement is deleted.

Changing the Order of a Business Logic Statements

When logic statements are not in the right order, you may not get the results you want because the action of one statement may be influenced by the action of another statement. In the Data Transformation listings, you can re-order when the Data Transformation run.

Warning: To avoid problems with new or existing Business Logic Statements, contact Conexiom for advice with this feature.

To change the order of a single statement, click the icon (six dots) on the left side of the logic statement listing. Drag the data-transformation statement to change when it runs relative to the statements that precede or follow it.

You can move any statement as many times as you want to give it the right position in the order.