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Capgemini
Capgemini
IN
Capgemini
Posted: Sep 23, 2015
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Quiz Question- Displaying Hierarchical Data
Which of the following demonstrates the correct data model definition that can be used to display a tree grid, given that the product values are stored in an external database? (Choose One)
Define a ProductList page(applied to the ABC-FW-Work class) which points to ABC-Data-Catalog as the Page class
Define a ProductList page (applied to the ABC-Data-Catalog class) which points to ABC-Data-Catalog as the Page class
Create a parent pagelist property pointing to ABC-Data-ProductCatalog and then create a child pagelist property in the ABC-Data-ProductCatalog which points to ABC-Data-Product.
Define a ProductList page (applied to the ABC-FW-Work-PurchaseRequest class) which points to ABC-FW-Work-PurchaseRequest as the page class
I think it should be a pagelist pointing to the same class to support mutilevel hierarchical data. It should not be a page. If it is a page then it can not have more than one child of one parent.
Thanks,
Saikat
Posted: 9 years ago
Pegasystems Inc.
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Sounds like the use of page repeatedly causing this confusion, will rephrase this.
Posted: 8 years ago
Centene Corporation
US
Option "Create a parent pagelist property pointing to ABC-Data-ProductCatalog and then create a child pagelist property in the ABC-Data-ProductCatalog which points to ABC-Data-Product." is the right answer to create a hierarchical data structure.