Question
Capgemini BV
NL
Last activity: 6 Dec 2017 6:50 EST
Find and modify existing Declare expression
I would like to see all the associated declare expression in Pega 7. How do I find it and how can I see what is configured in it and how can I edit them?
Accepted Solution
EPAM Systems, Inc.
ES
Hi Sanjeev,
Thanks for posting on PSC.
Navigate to Record Explorer->Decision->Declare Expression(click on it). It will display all the declare expressions in the application.
Select the desired declare expression rule to open, you can see the configuration of that particular declare expression and modify it as per your requirement.
To Answer your second questions:- "I don't understand what is OOTB but what I mean is that if I make a declare expression on a property and I want to revisit this expression then how do I do it? How can I know whether there is any associated declare expression with a property? "
OOTB mean Out of the Box. In pega, it's used for referring all the rules which are packaged with default Pega ruleset.
If you want to revisit the declare expression which you might have created on a property earlier, kindly follow the below steps:-
1. Open the property rule.
Hi Sanjeev,
Thanks for posting on PSC.
Navigate to Record Explorer->Decision->Declare Expression(click on it). It will display all the declare expressions in the application.
Select the desired declare expression rule to open, you can see the configuration of that particular declare expression and modify it as per your requirement.
To Answer your second questions:- "I don't understand what is OOTB but what I mean is that if I make a declare expression on a property and I want to revisit this expression then how do I do it? How can I know whether there is any associated declare expression with a property? "
OOTB mean Out of the Box. In pega, it's used for referring all the rules which are packaged with default Pega ruleset.
If you want to revisit the declare expression which you might have created on a property earlier, kindly follow the below steps:-
1. Open the property rule.
2. Go to Advanced Tab.
3. Click "Explore" button located at down side.
4. Select "Expression" tab.
5. Here you go, all associated declare expressions are available.
Refer screenshot below, I have checked for OOTB "pyPageRef" property.
Kindly notify and mark as answered, if it helps.
Thanks,
Asif
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
hi sanjeev,
what do you mean by associated declare expression do you mean OOTB? if it is OOTB you can check from the records explorer
Regards
Prasanth
Capgemini BV
NL
I don't understand what is OOTB but what I mean is that if I make a declare expression on a property and I want to revisit this expression then how do I do it? How can I know whether there is any associated declare expression with a property?
Accepted Solution
EPAM Systems, Inc.
ES
Hi Sanjeev,
Thanks for posting on PSC.
Navigate to Record Explorer->Decision->Declare Expression(click on it). It will display all the declare expressions in the application.
Select the desired declare expression rule to open, you can see the configuration of that particular declare expression and modify it as per your requirement.
To Answer your second questions:- "I don't understand what is OOTB but what I mean is that if I make a declare expression on a property and I want to revisit this expression then how do I do it? How can I know whether there is any associated declare expression with a property? "
OOTB mean Out of the Box. In pega, it's used for referring all the rules which are packaged with default Pega ruleset.
If you want to revisit the declare expression which you might have created on a property earlier, kindly follow the below steps:-
1. Open the property rule.
Hi Sanjeev,
Thanks for posting on PSC.
Navigate to Record Explorer->Decision->Declare Expression(click on it). It will display all the declare expressions in the application.
Select the desired declare expression rule to open, you can see the configuration of that particular declare expression and modify it as per your requirement.
To Answer your second questions:- "I don't understand what is OOTB but what I mean is that if I make a declare expression on a property and I want to revisit this expression then how do I do it? How can I know whether there is any associated declare expression with a property? "
OOTB mean Out of the Box. In pega, it's used for referring all the rules which are packaged with default Pega ruleset.
If you want to revisit the declare expression which you might have created on a property earlier, kindly follow the below steps:-
1. Open the property rule.
2. Go to Advanced Tab.
3. Click "Explore" button located at down side.
4. Select "Expression" tab.
5. Here you go, all associated declare expressions are available.
Refer screenshot below, I have checked for OOTB "pyPageRef" property.
Kindly notify and mark as answered, if it helps.
Thanks,
Asif