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 Chiranjeet Mishra (ChiranjeetM) Accenture
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ChiranjeetM Member since 2014 18 posts
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Posted: September 1, 2017
Last activity: September 1, 2017
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 0:49 EDT
Last activity: 1 Sep 2017 10:48 EDT
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@equalsIgnoreCase not working

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Hi,

I have a requirement where user is entering the skill in UI and i am validating it against the skills present in Index-OperatorSkills table.I am fetching the records from Index-OperatorSkills table in a pagelist and looping over all the records to check if any match is found. In the when condition, i am checking @equalsIgnoreCase(.pxSkillName,Param.Skill). But even when there is a match, it is returning false. Can some one help in this regard?

Thanks,
Chiranjeet
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 1:27 EDT
Chiranjeet Mishra (ChiranjeetM) Accenture
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 Thanks Neha for the reply! But this requirement is more routing oriented. My scenario is to just loop over the skills list and check for the match. Quite strangely, @equalsIgnoreCase is not working for the matching even when the match is found. I am attaching the screenshots for further reference.

 My query is :SELECT DISTINCT pxSkillName AS SkillName  from {Class:Index-OperatorSkills}
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 1:59 EDT
Santhosh Bagannagari (bagas) Pegasystems Inc. Tech Lead, Security Engineering
Pegasystems Inc.
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Hi,

Can you with trimming the spaces before/after the input values ?

Thanks,

Santhosh
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 2:24 EDT
prashant nagargoje (prashantn5424) Vodafone Shared Services India
Vodafone Shared Services India
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can you try with this:

 

@String.equalsIgnoreCase(.pxSkillName,Param.Skill)
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 2:38 EDT
Mahesh Midthuru (Mahesh Midthuru) PEGA Senior Principal Application Engineer, Customer Service Digital
Pegasystems Inc.
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Hello,

Can you try with below syntax,

@(Pega-RULES:String).equalsIgnoreCase(.pxSkillName, Param.Skill)

Regards

Mahesh

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Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 1 Sep 2017 2:44 EDT
Chiranjeet Mishra (ChiranjeetM) Accenture
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 Hi,

 I have got the solution! Actually the issue was with my RDB-List. The Connect-SQL was returning the property as PXSKILLNAME and in my function, i was checking as pxSkillName because of which it was returning False. Now i have modified my query as: SELECT DISTINCT pxSkillName AS "pxSkillName"  from {Class:Index-OperatorSkills}

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