Chapter 29: Writing Conditional Logic in Oracle Fusion Fast Formulas
Conditional logic is a fundamental building block in any programming or formula language. In Oracle Fusion Fast Formulas, it allows you to make decisions based on input values, database items, or any calculated result.
This chapter covers how to use conditional logic using IF, ELSE, and ELSIF statements, as well as the DECODE function and nested conditions.
๐น Basic Conditional Syntax
๐ Example:
๐ Using ELSIF for Multiple Conditions
This structure is cleaner when evaluating multiple exclusive conditions.
๐ธ Using AND, OR, and NOT
You can combine multiple conditions using:
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AND: both conditions must be true -
OR: at least one must be true -
NOT: negates a condition
๐งช Example:
๐น Using DECODE for Simple Condition Handling
DECODE is useful for short, simple conditions, similar to switch-case logic.
It works like:
๐ง Best Practices for Conditional Logic
| # | Tip |
|---|---|
| 1 | Use IF-ELSIF-ELSE for clarity when comparing multiple values |
| 2 | Use DECODE for simpler, shorter condition trees |
| 3 | Always close your conditions with ENDIF |
| 4 | Keep logic modular to avoid confusion in large formulas |
| 5 | Use indentation for better readability |
๐ Example Formula with Conditional Logic
๐ Mini Quiz
1. What is the use of DECODE in Fast Formulas?
a) To call external APIs
b) To decode encrypted input
c) To evaluate simple conditions
d) To fetch DBIs
✅ Answer: c) To evaluate simple conditions
2. What keyword is used to close an IF statement?
a) END
b) ENDIF
c) CLOSE
d) EXIT
✅ Answer: b) ENDIF
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