Creating Business Rules

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Business rules can be created in Resource Governor to set a variety of limits on database queries, such as establishing WHERE clause requirements or disallowing queries during specified time periods.

Resource Governor uses a language called Business Rule Language (BRL). BRL allows IF/THEN testing on certain information available when rules execute. Each BRL rule consists of three parts:

  • The rule name, which is required, serves as a comment or description.
  • A supporting condition (antecedent) or procedure statement. This is not syntactically necessary.
  • A conclusion.

For more information about BRL, see Business Rule Language (BRL).


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