State | Options | Description |
---|---|---|
Status | Enabled or Disabled | If a rule’s status is Enabled, the rule is in effect. If a rule’s status is Disabled, the rule is not in effect. This is only true if the rule is published, as described below. |
Review | Approved or Denied | If a rule’s review state is Approved, and you publish the changes, the latest changes to that rule are in effect. If the state is Denied, and you publish the changes, the Rules Manager deletes the rule. Caution Unlike deleting the rule with the UI, if you delete the rule by publishing it while in a Denied review state, you cannot undo the action. |
Published | Yes or No | If a rule’s published state is Yes, the latest changes to the rule are in effect. If the state is No, the latest changes are not in effect. This also applies to changes to the rule’s status, such as disabling to rule. |
Use the Analytics screen in the Rules editor
COLLECTION_NAME_session_rollup
job aggregates related user activity into a session signal that contains activity count, duration, and keywords (based on user search terms).Use Business Rules in the Rules Editor
General | Condition | Action |
In the General column, only the Name field is required. Other fields are optional:
| Conditions are triggers that activate the rule when they match the current date and time, query, or field values. See Rule conditions for more information. | A rule can take different types of actions when the specified conditions are met. See Action types for more information. You can also create custom actions. |
black-friday-sale
..csv
file containing your rules.Use query rewrites in the Rules Editor
q
parameter. For DSL requests this means a JSON string representing the main DSL query. .csv
file that contains your rules.Use query rewrites in the Rules Editor
q
parameter. For DSL requests this means a JSON string representing the main DSL query. .csv
file that contains your rules.Use query rewrites in the Rules Editor
q
parameter. For DSL requests this means a JSON string representing the main DSL query. .csv
file that contains your rules.Use Business Rules in the Rules Editor
General | Condition | Action |
In the General column, only the Name field is required. Other fields are optional:
| Conditions are triggers that activate the rule when they match the current date and time, query, or field values. See Rule conditions for more information. | A rule can take different types of actions when the specified conditions are met. See Action types for more information. You can also create custom actions. |
black-friday-sale
..csv
file containing your rules.Use query rewrites in the Rules Editor
q
parameter. For DSL requests this means a JSON string representing the main DSL query. .csv
file that contains your rules.COLLECTION_NAME_rules_simulator
query profile, which you can configure to point to any pipeline and collection in your app.
The Simulator is only visible in the Rules Editor if you do not have a valid license for Predictive Merchandiser. If available, the simulator icon appears in the left navigation panel.
keyboard
with a query rewrite rule would display an indicator for the rewritten query wireless keyboard
in the left panel of the Simulator:
Use the Analytics screen in the Rules editor
COLLECTION_NAME_session_rollup
job aggregates related user activity into a session signal that contains activity count, duration, and keywords (based on user search terms).