@BadesabP16784486

In Pega, the number of data pages created depends on their scope and how they are referenced. Let's break it down based on the given scenario:

Given:

• A node-level data page (D_Node) calls a thread-level data page (D_Thread).
• 100 cases are created.

Behavior:

1. Node-Level Data Page (D_Node):

   • Scope: Node (shared across all requestors on the same node).
   • Instances Created: Only 1 per node, regardless of the number of cases or threads.
   • Conclusion: If you have one node, you will have 1 instance of the node-level data page.

2. Thread-Level Data Page (D_Thread):

   • Scope: Thread (separate instance for each thread/requestor).
   • Instances Created:
     • Each case likely runs in its own thread.
     • If each case execution separately references D_Thread, a new instance of the thread-level data page is created for each case.
     • Assuming 100 cases = 100 separate threads, you will get 100 instances of D_Thread.

Final Answer:

• Node-level data page instances: 1 per node
• Thread-level data page instances: 100 (one per case/thread)

Let me know if you need further clarifications!