Hi,

With the combination of if, then, otherwise condition you can call the decision table inside the decision tree. Appropriately the decision table and tree needs to be parameterized. We usually call the decision tree inside a decision tree and not see the use case where we need to call the table in a tree. Enclosed are few best practices followed for Decision Table and Tree;

Decision tree is used whenever we want to return a value based on certain conditions. This basically simulates the if… then logic

If you're making decisions on a series of data that are different from one branch to the next, use decision tree.

Decision tree uses function alias to determine the conditions that are used for returning the value. Each condition can further be nested into multiple levels. Based on our requirement if we want to return a value based on values of 2 or 3 properties then we will use nested conditions. If required we can call another decision tree from current one

The basic difference between decision tree and decision table is that in decision table every condition should depend on all the specified properties. And we cannot specify or logic between the properties.

As opposed to evaluating all the clipboard properties for any given row in Decision tables, you can evaluate specific properties for a given row in Decision Trees

Similar to Decision table we can restrict the allowed results. Similarly we can restrict the list of functions being used in the configuration tab

Hope this information helps.