When you test the logic in a rule specification, the Analyst tool does not display any results when the following conditions are true:

The rule specification references one or more mapplet rules.
The rule specification includes a rule statement that contains multiple linked conditions.

If a rule specification contains multiple rule sets and you click on a rule set, the rule set might move to become a child of another rule set. The issue arises when the rule specification is editable and you zoom in and zoom out of the rule specification.

"The Analyst tool generates an error when you test a rule specification in which you embed a mapplet rule that contains an Address Validation transformation. Workaround: Before you test the rule specification, save the rule specification and generate a mapplet ruyle. Next, log out of the Analyst tool. Finally, log into the Analyst tool and test the rule specification."

The Analyst tool renames an input in a rule specification and invalidates the rule specification when the following conditions are true:

The rule specification is present in a Model repository that you upgrade to version 10.0.
The rule specification contains more than one input with the same name.

The Analyst tool returns incorrect results when you test a rule specification that contains a mapplet that you generated from another rule specification. The issue arises when the mapplet that you generated reads another mapplet in the Model repository.

The Analyst tool returns incorrect results when you test a rule specification that contains a mapplet that you generated from another rule specification. The issue arises when the rule specification that generated the mapplet contains a rule set with the same name as a mapplet in the Model repository.

The Analyst tool might display an error message when you open a rule specification that contains a mapplet that you generated from another rule specification. The issue arises if you generate another version of the mapplet after you added the mapplet to the rule specification in the same Analyst tool session.

When you copy a chain of linked rule statements to another rule set in a rule specification, you cannot generate a mapplet from the rule specification. The issue arises when you embed a mapplet in the second rule statement or a subsequent rule statement in the chain. You can encounter the issue in the following cases:

You copy the chain of rule statements to a rule set in the same rule specification or in another rule specification.
You copy a rule set that contains the chain of rule statements to another location in the same rule specification or to another rule specification. (439182)

You cannot configure a rule statement that generates output from an addition or subtraction operation and a rule statement that generates output from a multiplication or division operation in the same rule set. The Analyst tool treats the output from an addition or subtraction operation as a different data type than the output from a multiplication or division operation.

When you generate mapplets from a rule specification, the Analyst tool does not display the mapplets in the Generated Assets view when the following conditions are true:

The rule specification references one or more mapplet rules.
The rule specification includes a rule statement that contains multiple linked conditions.

The properties view for a rule specification that you compiled before you upgraded to version 10.1 does not identify the mapplet that the compilation operation generated. (460038)

You cannot validate a rule specification when the following conditions are true:

You add a mapplet to a rule statement in the rule specification.
The mapplet that you add to the rule statement includes a reference to another mapplet.
You compiled the mapplets that you add in each case from rule specifications that you created in the current session.