What sequence should be followed when adding object rules?

Adding object types before rules is the correct sequence because the object types provide the necessary context and structure for the rules that govern how those objects behave within the system. When you create object types first, you define the foundational components that will be used in the rules.

Without established object types, rules cannot be accurately devised because rules are based on the properties and behavior of those object types. Essentially, object types set the groundwork for system configuration, and the rules you create later build upon and apply to these types. This sequencing allows for a logical flow in which the rules operate within the guidelines provided by the defined object types, ensuring consistency and accuracy in data behavior and interactions.

Although other sequences may seem plausible, they can lead to a lack of clarity or misalignment of data functionality as they do not provide the required structure before rules are crafted, thus potentially hindering the intended operation of the system.