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 Sagar Kumbhar (Rules)
Cox

Cox
US
Rules Member since 2017 14 posts
Cox
Posted: Sep 26, 2017
Last activity: Sep 26, 2017
Posted: 26 Sep 2017 11:48 EDT
Last activity: 26 Sep 2017 22:27 EDT
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Class Refactor - CS

Hi

I have a CS application which is already in production and has heavy integration. The application is implementation only. Work class has many subclasses which are cases.

We are coming up with a new business scenario which needs a class structure change as follow. Please let me know if someone has done this exercise and what challenges could arise using the class refactor wizard.

Existing classes :

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-Case1

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-Case2

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-Case3

New Class:

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-ABC-Case1

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-ABC-Case2

Orgs-Dept-App-Work-ABC-Case3

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Posted: 7 years ago
Posted: 26 Sep 2017 22:27 EDT
Naveen Kumar Gattupally (Naveen Naanu)
Vodafone
Senior Manger
Vodafone
IN

Hi RulesGuy,

Thanks for your time on posting your query in PSC!.
As per my knowledge class refactor is used for renaming the last name of the class structure, the wizard will also make reflect the references of old class names pointing to the new class names, but we can't modifty the class structure. You need to explicitly re-create the class structure based on your bussiness requirement.

For more help: Please go through our online help on class refactor.
https://community.pega.com/sites/default/files/help_v73/procomhelpmain.htm refactor

Thanks,
Best regards,
Naveen
 

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