Answer / rajesh srisailapu

Key differences between BRF+ rule and BRF+ flat rule are again summarized below:

BRF+ rule

1.) Executed only once
2.) Complete request details passed to BRF rule by MSMP in form of a table
3.) Output of BRF+ rule is complete table with all lineitems
4.) Complex as compared to flat rule as loop is required
5.) Almost all business cases can be achieved by BRF+ rule



BRF+ Flat Rule

1.) Executed multiple times, Once for each lineitem
2.) Details of one lineitem at a time passed to BRF rule by MSMP
3.)Output of flat rule is result of one line item only
4.) Easy to create as no loop is required
5.) Some of business cases not possible in flat rule

Answer / phani

BRF Flat rule is one and BRF Flat rule Line item by line item rule are one and the same. It will called the request one for each LINEITUM.

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