Question
HomeServe
GB
Last activity: 27 Jan 2020 6:12 EST
How would I reference the ProductionLevel in order to use it in a condition
Hi All,
Im trying to reference the production level of the system in order to hide the guardrails that appear when you load into the system and some other areas of the system through a condition but I can't seem to get the actual value to be passed over. Here is the data transform
and Im using this DT in a data page like so.
Whenever I run this data page however my results are always blank even though I know that the production level is 3
Hi All,
Im trying to reference the production level of the system in order to hide the guardrails that appear when you load into the system and some other areas of the system through a condition but I can't seem to get the actual value to be passed over. Here is the data transform
and Im using this DT in a data page like so.
Whenever I run this data page however my results are always blank even though I know that the production level is 3
I'd appreciate any help to know what I'm doing wrong as I'm fairly new to PEGA so any guidance is very much appreciated.
-Thanks, Matt =)
Pegasystems Inc.
FR
Hello,
On System Pages, you should have pxProcess page and another pxAdminSystem page. In here you will find pyProductionLevel.
I guess you can take it from there.
HomeServe
GB
I did try this originally but i keep getting the error below, I'm not entirely too sure on how to reference the system pages, sorry to be a pain but could you let me know how to reference them properly?
Accepted Solution
Updated: 27 Jan 2020 6:12 EST
Pegasystems Inc.
FR
With a simple reference I guess. You may need to declare the pages anyway:
pxProcess may have to be defined as Code-Pega-Process
pxAdminSystem may have to be defined as Data-Admin-System
And finally:
.pxProcess.pxAdminSystem.pyProductionLevel