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 Rajasekhar U (RajasekharU0829)
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Posted: Jun 14, 2016
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Posted: 14 Jun 2016 7:27 EDT
Last activity: 12 Aug 2016 9:01 EDT
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Issue with Validate rule

Hi

I am not able to implement the highlighted row in  validate rule displayed below i.e. Screen shot taken from pega CSA training recording.

Validateitems.png

Here the LineItems is a page list property. There are two conditions on the same property -  the first condition is checking to see if the length is at least 1 and if the second condition references another validate rule.

Please guide me.

 

Thanks & Regards

U Rajasekhar

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 5 Aug 2016 3:45 EDT
Sibani Saidarsini (Sibani_GCS)
PEGA
Principal Engineer, Technical Support - 1:1 Customer Engagement
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi Rajasekhar,

I found out to be an expected behaviour.

On a PageList Property, another Validate rule needs to be invoked.

Found it from Help in a Edit Validate Rule.

Below is the details.

I hope it helps.

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Hi Rajasekhar,

I found out to be an expected behaviour.

On a PageList Property, another Validate rule needs to be invoked.

Found it from Help in a Edit Validate Rule.

Below is the details.

I hope it helps.

Validating a

Example reference

Validation details
Single-value property .CustomerType Directly validates that property (Validate)
Single-value property in a Page property .ItemToAdd.Name 
(for Page property named ItemToAdd and single-value property Name in the page)		 Directly validates that property (Validate)
Page property .ItemToAdd 
(for Page property named ItemToAdd)		 Calls another validate record (Call)
Single-value property in pages in a Page List property .Items().CategoryID 
(for Page List property named Items and single-value property CategoryID in the pages)		 Directly validate that property's value on each page (Validate Each)
Single-value property in a specific page in a Page List property .Items(1).CategoryID 
(for the single-value property CategoryID in the first page of Items)		 Directly validates that property's value on that page (Validate)
Page List property .Items() 
(for Page List property named Items)		 Calls another validate record for each page (Call for Each)

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 23 Jun 2016 3:38 EDT
Sibani Saidarsini (Sibani_GCS)
PEGA
Principal Engineer, Technical Support - 1:1 Customer Engagement
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi Rajasekhar,

Some findings in this regard:

If you create a Page List property from the validate rule itself, you will get option for adding condition.

Like I created Pagelist2 property.

Capture1_Validate.PNG

But the same property if you access from dropdown, you will get option to add validate rule.

Like I accessed the same property from dropdown.

Capture2_Validate.PNG

You also might be accessing the WorkHistory property from the dropdown.

I am not sure of this behaviour. Will get back to you after some research.

Regards

Sibani Saidarsini

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 5 Aug 2016 3:45 EDT
Sibani Saidarsini (Sibani_GCS)
PEGA
Principal Engineer, Technical Support - 1:1 Customer Engagement
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hi Rajasekhar,

I found out to be an expected behaviour.

On a PageList Property, another Validate rule needs to be invoked.

Found it from Help in a Edit Validate Rule.

Below is the details.

I hope it helps.

Show More

Hi Rajasekhar,

I found out to be an expected behaviour.

On a PageList Property, another Validate rule needs to be invoked.

Found it from Help in a Edit Validate Rule.

Below is the details.

I hope it helps.

Validating a

Example reference

Validation details
Single-value property .CustomerType Directly validates that property (Validate)
Single-value property in a Page property .ItemToAdd.Name 
(for Page property named ItemToAdd and single-value property Name in the page)		 Directly validates that property (Validate)
Page property .ItemToAdd 
(for Page property named ItemToAdd)		 Calls another validate record (Call)
Single-value property in pages in a Page List property .Items().CategoryID 
(for Page List property named Items and single-value property CategoryID in the pages)		 Directly validate that property's value on each page (Validate Each)
Single-value property in a specific page in a Page List property .Items(1).CategoryID 
(for the single-value property CategoryID in the first page of Items)		 Directly validates that property's value on that page (Validate)
Page List property .Items() 
(for Page List property named Items)		 Calls another validate record for each page (Call for Each)

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 4 Aug 2016 8:44 EDT
Ashok Kumaresan (uashok93)
Areteans Tech
Associate Architect
Areteans Tech
AU

Hi ,

first property is the place where you want to display the error. you cant display the error on the entire pagelist. so the pop up is different.

Give the first property as some property inside the pagelist .for eg " .WorkHistory().IsSelected "

Now try adding the Condition , you will get the correct pop up to add condition.

Let us Know if this Works 

Thanks.

 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 4 Aug 2016 3:04 EDT
Rincy Rappai (RINCYRAPPAI)
PEGA
Principal Software Engineer DevSecOps, Application Security
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hello Rajasekhar, 

Could you please mention the Pega version used at your end. Also, let me know the CSA course(7.1 or 7.2) referred at your end. 

Regards,

Rincy

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 10 Aug 2016 0:12 EDT
Rajasekhar U (RajasekharU0829)
CGI

CGI
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Hi Rincy,

We are using Pega 7.1.7.

CSA course is 7.1, SYSTEM ARCHITECT ESSENTIALS II (7.1) > Creating Engaging User Experiences > VALIDATING USER INPUT > see the vedio

Best Regards

U Rajasekhar

 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 11 Aug 2016 5:34 EDT
Rincy Rappai (RINCYRAPPAI)
PEGA
Principal Software Engineer DevSecOps, Application Security
Pegasystems Inc.
IN

Hello Rajasekhar, 

Thanks for the response.

The Pega Academy video shows the condition been added to single valued property by name .LineItems. Also, there exists multi-value property(as PageList) named same .LineItems().

I agree with Sibani and Ashok comments. You can add condition for a property and if you are using Property list, again call a validate rule for each pagelist.

For your information, I have referred OOTB validate rule under PegaSample class.

Hope this answers.

Regards,

Rincy

Regards,

Rincy

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