Deactivate a Decision Model
In some cases, the system automatically deactivates decision models, but in other cases, you need to deactivate them manually when required.
Within a major version family (for example, 1.x.x), only one decision model can be active at a time. If version 1.0.0 is active and you activate version 1.0.1, the system automatically deactivates 1.0.0 and sets 1.0.1 as active.
However, you may require to manually deactivate a decision model in specific scenarios, such as:
- Error mitigation: In case of unforeseen errors, deactivation is a quick way to prevent a faulty model from impacting business processes. You can edit the model to correct errors and reactivate it.
- Model replacement: When a new, major version of a decision model is ready for production, you may need to retire the older version.
- Maintenance: During system maintenance or troubleshooting, you may pause a decision model to prevent errors from system unavailability.
To deactivate a decision model:
- In your project, click Decision
in the left toolbar to view the list of decision models.
- In the Decisions box, point to the decision model you want to deactivate, click
, and click Deactivate.
- In the Deactivate decision dialog, click Deactivate.
A confirmation message appears, indicating that the decision model has been submitted for deactivation.