There are now two ways to write rules in SAS Fraud Management:

• You can write rules the traditional way with the Code Editor. 
• You can use the Guided Approach that enables you to analyze data to create rules. 

When you click New Rule in the Coding folder, you have the choice of either Guided Approach or Code Editor.

Guided Approach runs its corresponding SQL queries on the Transaction Data Repository (TDR) database.

If you do not use the Guided Approach feature to write rules, you can disable the feature to reduce the resource consumption by the Transactional Analysis Server (TAS).

To disable Guided Approach, edit the server.connector.types.txt property line in the tas.properties file to exclude the Guided Approach TAS connector.

Before:

server.connector.types.txt=*

After:

server.connector.types.txt=esc,fgrc,core

After making the above changes to the tas.properties file, you must restart TAS in order for the changes to be effective.