A declare-index rule says that when work page property A is written, an index entry should be created.

For your older work pages, since property A was written before the declare-index rule existed, no index entry is created.

One way you could fill in the missing entries is to create an activity that opens the old work objects (with locking), does a property-set on property A, and then does an obj-save (with "write now" and "release lock").  /Eric

Hi Gaurav,

You could also use the prpcUtils tool to perform a reindex.  See the "Reindexing with the expose option of the prpcUtils command line facility" section in the Help article below.

https://community.pega.com/sites/default/files/help_v63sp1/Default.htm

Carissa

Thanks Carissa and Eric for the responses.

Eric, w.r.t your approach one thing I noticed that the declare index is working only for newly created cases. For cases which are being updated, the declare index does not execute.

Hence, even when I open, set property and commit the work object, the changes to the properties are not reflected as index in the index table.

What version of Pega are you on ?

Please post snapshots both of your declare-index rule plus the property-sets that are supposed to generate index entries but aren't.

/Eric

Hi Eric,

I am using v6.3sp1. PFA the screenshots

Thanks,

Gaurav

Sorry, the declare-index rule image isn't very clear or large.  /Eric

Thanks for the larger image.  Your declare-index rule shows parentheses on the source page context, but your property-set doesn't show any.  I would think they should match up better.   If it's just an embedded page, then no parentheses anywhere, but if it's an embedded page list, then your property-set would want parentheses to indicate which element of the list is being modified.  /Eric

Source page context                CMTypeDtls()

source page context class         Please Specify classname of the property CMTypeDtls() belongs to.

Index class to write                    Index-dataFile.

Try This and let Know.