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Cognizant
GB
Last activity: 6 Dec 2023 12:17 EST
SR-D26085/SR-D26231 : Flow Id Corruption prior to PEGA 8.4 while adding new flow via pydefault, is this now fixed ?
Hi,
We have been previously advised via SR-D26085 (unable to find on PDN anymore) the below while trying to add a new flow via pydefault rule. Can anyone please advise if this has now been fixed and its possible to update pydefault directly without using Case Designer.
PEGA’s Advice /Suggested Workaround
“It is not recommended to insert a new flow in between existing flows from the pyDefault case rule form which will mess up the generated Flow Ids.
Here is a work around to do so, follow steps below to add a new flow in between -
- Open case in case designer
- Add a new process to the stage to which you want to include new flow
- Re-order this flow to bring it to its correct order position, and save the case type. This will retain all the pxFlowID intact.
- Open pyDefault case rule form and use the place holder of the newly flow to add the actual flow.”
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‘Hi All
I had a series of discussions with case management engineering team and we have come to a conclusion that the issue is fixed in Pega 8.4 which is yet to release.
however as of now to deal with parallel development issues we have two approaches.
Hi,
We have been previously advised via SR-D26085 (unable to find on PDN anymore) the below while trying to add a new flow via pydefault rule. Can anyone please advise if this has now been fixed and its possible to update pydefault directly without using Case Designer.
PEGA’s Advice /Suggested Workaround
“It is not recommended to insert a new flow in between existing flows from the pyDefault case rule form which will mess up the generated Flow Ids.
Here is a work around to do so, follow steps below to add a new flow in between -
- Open case in case designer
- Add a new process to the stage to which you want to include new flow
- Re-order this flow to bring it to its correct order position, and save the case type. This will retain all the pxFlowID intact.
- Open pyDefault case rule form and use the place holder of the newly flow to add the actual flow.”
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‘Hi All
I had a series of discussions with case management engineering team and we have come to a conclusion that the issue is fixed in Pega 8.4 which is yet to release.
however as of now to deal with parallel development issues we have two approaches.
1. To create different applications. (procedure was communicated in my earlier mail)
or
2. As you are now aware of the pyDefault functionality, use it with precaution and make the necessary changes accordingly'
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