DMN Rule - Single Rule "Any of" Value Count Limit?

Hi @Philipp_Ossler

Yes i am speaking of the input entry.

You can add a do a string expression of multiple strings. Is there a limit of the number of strings? and is there a limit of a length of a individual string. (The length of a individual string is a edge use case, just curious).

I am looking at different scenarios based on the work from this thread: Pattern Review: DMN Looping for Array Input - #4 by Ingo_Richtsmeier

and given two competing scenarios, where i understand them to be the same from a execution standpoint? But may have different limitations, performance considerations, etc.

Considering two scenarios:

Scenario 1:

and Scenario 2:

My understanding is that these two would output the same set of information.

Is there a preference from a performance standard point?

From a usability view, I think scenario 2 is more realistic for end-user management when the list is large and complex names that are not a nice pretty incremental list. Especially if they manage it in Excel/CSV.