Populate a value list through an activity
Hi,
I have an activity, and I have a value list in the same calss of the activity.
I want to populate the value list in a loop inside an activity
How can I achieve that?
myValueList.pxResutls(<APPEND>) doesn't work...
Thank you.
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Accepted Solution
PEG
IN
Hi,
Use like below.
Copying from one valuelist to another value list. Just for reference. Use .TestValueList(<current>) not .TestValueList(<current>).pxResults
FYI, from help
For Each Element in a Value List
Select the For Each Element in a Value List option to repeat the step for each element in a Value List property.
Each time the step repeats, the system applies a method or instruction of your choice (such as Property-Set) to the current property. Use the <CURRENT> index value to refer to the current property element.
When you select this iteration form, a Value List Property field appears. Identify the Value Listproperty in the field.
Hi,
Use like below.
Copying from one valuelist to another value list. Just for reference. Use .TestValueList(<current>) not .TestValueList(<current>).pxResults
FYI, from help
For Each Element in a Value List
Select the For Each Element in a Value List option to repeat the step for each element in a Value List property.
Each time the step repeats, the system applies a method or instruction of your choice (such as Property-Set) to the current property. Use the <CURRENT> index value to refer to the current property element.
When you select this iteration form, a Value List Property field appears. Identify the Value Listproperty in the field.
Hope this helps!
Updated: 22 Jun 2016 6:10 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Hi,
Just do a myValueList(<APPEND>). As it is a value list it would not have an option for child or additional properties like pxResults.
Accepted Solution
PEG
IN
Hi,
Use like below.
Copying from one valuelist to another value list. Just for reference. Use .TestValueList(<current>) not .TestValueList(<current>).pxResults
FYI, from help
For Each Element in a Value List
Select the For Each Element in a Value List option to repeat the step for each element in a Value List property.
Each time the step repeats, the system applies a method or instruction of your choice (such as Property-Set) to the current property. Use the <CURRENT> index value to refer to the current property element.
When you select this iteration form, a Value List Property field appears. Identify the Value Listproperty in the field.
Hi,
Use like below.
Copying from one valuelist to another value list. Just for reference. Use .TestValueList(<current>) not .TestValueList(<current>).pxResults
FYI, from help
For Each Element in a Value List
Select the For Each Element in a Value List option to repeat the step for each element in a Value List property.
Each time the step repeats, the system applies a method or instruction of your choice (such as Property-Set) to the current property. Use the <CURRENT> index value to refer to the current property element.
When you select this iteration form, a Value List Property field appears. Identify the Value Listproperty in the field.
Hope this helps!