Real-world decision models usually execute multiple decisioning steps in a certain order. Whether the execution order is defined manually or automatically, the good design does not need to be explicitly interrupted if, after every execution step, the decision model validates the expected results and directs the execution to the correct branches. However, sometimes you still need to interrupt the execution of your multi-hit decision table, to break your iteration loop, or even to terminate the execution of your entire decision model. This post shows how to deal with such situations using OpenRules predefined actions “ACTION-BREAK” and “ACTION-TERMINATE”..