you're holding it wrong ;)

I see the Dependent data object in your data explorer, so it must be available. I suspect the applies to class may be something other than SAE-blah-blah

But, I am also noticing in that smart list that SAE-HRServices-Data-Employee is not available either. Somethings wrong. Do a Search on both Employee and Dependent and confirm what their applies to class is.

eddie

You're right, Eddie. How do I change the Applies To SAE-HRServices-Data?

very carefully ;)

Use the Rename Class wizard. are you familiar with that?

eddie

No, I'm not familiar with it. What New Class Name am I renaming Employee? Dependent?

It seems you will have to rename both of them.

First, you need to know the current class name; the wizard will ask for that.

Then, the new names would be SAE-HRServices-Data-Employee and SAE-HRServices-Data-Dependent

we can hop on a WebEx if you need some help

WebEx might be best, as the Rename wizard doesn't like the Old Class Name "Employee", causing an error because there is no "-" in the name.

Dear Tom,

In my experience, if you've created any class at the "root" instead of being a child of some abstract class, you can't use the "Rename a Class" option. You will need to Delete the class and then recreate it.

There is a wizard for deleting a class as well, just below the "Rename a Class" option as shown in Eddie's screen shot above. Just enter the name of the class and accept all other default values for the wizard.

Regards,

Teng Hao Chua

Pega Academy Support Team

Tom, 

I sent you a private message for a WebEx meeting.