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DMN — Holiday Entitlement (the DMN specification's own example)

The example the DMN specification itself uses to introduce COLLECT with a maximum: base entitlement plus separate age and service allowances, where the answer is the largest matching rule rather than the sum. Complete over both declared domains.

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Holiday entitlementEmployee recordHoliday daysinformation requirementHoliday days — Collect (max)C>Age[16..70]Service[0..50]Days[22..30]AnnotationR1[16..70][0..50]22base entitlement, always appliesR2[16..70][30..50]30R3[60..70][0..50]25R4[16..17][0..50]25R5[16..70][15..50]27R6[45..70][15..50]29No overlaps and no gaps over the declared input space · 1 decision · 1 input data · 1 table · 6 rules13 rule pairs overlap, which Collect resolves by design.

Make it your own.

title "Holiday entitlement"

input    Employee "Employee record"
decision Days     "Holiday days"

Employee -> Days

decision Days "Holiday days" {
  hit C>
  input  Age     number [16..70]
  input  Service number [0..50]
  output Days    number [22..30]

  rule [16..70] | [0..50]  -> 22   // base entitlement, always applies
  rule [16..70] | [30..50] -> 30
  rule [60..70] | [0..50]  -> 25
  rule [16..17] | [0..50]  -> 25
  rule [16..70] | [15..50] -> 27
  rule [45..70] | [15..50] -> 29
}