Question
NIH - National Institute on Aging
US
Last activity: 24 Apr 2018 3:57 EDT
Page List is not saving to Index Table for Old Objects
Hi team,
half of the project we implemented Delcare Index for Page List Property and mapped to a separate table in Pega DB.
When i run the report, only getting data for new objects.
What about Page List data for old objects (prior to declare index mapping)? How can we save the Page list data of old objects in newly created Declare Index table?
Appreciate your help.
Thanks, Ramesh
Updated: 28 Mar 2018 20:25 EDT
Incessant
AU
If the index instances in your system are incomplete, or become corrupted or suspect, you can recreate them:
If the index instances in your system are incomplete, or become corrupted or suspect, you can recreate them:
- Execute the standard activity named @baseclass.RecreateIndexesForInstance to create index instances for one base instance.
- Execute the standard activity named Code-.ReCreateIndexesForClass to create index instances for all instances in a concrete source class.
You can force re-indexing to occur upon commit even if no tracked properties are changed. To do this, add the property @baseclass.pzReindex with a value of "true" to the page containing the object before saving and committing the object. This property causes the system to skip change tracking and recompute indexes for this object from scratch. Because of added overhead, use this technique only in testing, debugging, or low-volume situations.
NIH - National Institute on Aging
US
Hi Gopi,
I tried running the mentioned activities but no use.
Did you get my issue? I have total 500 WO in the system and we implemented Declare Index from 495 WO onwards and system is able to store the Page List values from WO-495 onwards in pr_Index table .
But what about my old instances till WO-495? how to save their Page List data into pr_Index table?
Thanks, Ramesh
Accepted Solution
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
The issue is solved.
@RameshP6719 has let us know that he fixed the issue by using SaveAs the declare index rule to higher version.