@TanyaS58 The Page Definition field specifies the class of the embedded pages within the Page/List/Group property. This allows the system to understand what properties and rules are available for the pages in the list or group. If you create a property in the Work-ABC class but specify Data-XYZ class in the Page Definition, the class of the embedded pages will be Data-XYZ. This means that the properties and rules defined in Data-XYZ will be accessible for the pages within the Page/List/Group property.

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Hi ,@TanyaS58,

When you create a Page, List, or Group property in Pega, you specify a Page Definition (also known as the Class of the property). The Page Definition is crucial because it tells Pega what type of data structure the property will hold, and it defines the class context for the properties within that page, list, or group.

• Defines the Class Context: The Page Definition determines which class's properties are available within that Page, List, or Group property. This means that any property you reference within this structure will be expected to exist in the class specified by the Page Definition.
• By specifying the Page Definition, Pega knows how to structure and validate the data that will be stored in this property. It ensures that only properties from the specified class (or its parent classes) can be used within this structure.

Regards,

Mohd Qizer Uddin