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 Mohammad Abdul Razi (MohammadAbdulR)
Standard Chartered Bank

Standard Chartered Bank
IN
MohammadAbdulR Member since 2018 9 posts
Standard Chartered Bank
Posted: Aug 2, 2016
Last activity: Aug 3, 2016
Posted: 2 Aug 2016 7:14 EDT
Last activity: 3 Aug 2016 0:03 EDT
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Storing the Work Objects in another table other than PC_WORK

Hi All!

IF I HAVE 3 types of WORK OBJECTS of 3 different classes IN MY APPLICATION, HOW TO STORE THEM IN THREE DIFFERENT TABLES?

This is the Answer what I found :  Open/Create the Data-Admin-DB-Table instance for each class and mention the table name. By doing this the individual work objects will be stored in the new table you mentioned in the Data-Admin-DB-Table instance. 

I have doubts regarding the storage of Work Objects,

1. We will create database tables similar to PC_WORK, but how we are going to map this table to that class, when we are going to map?

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Hi All!

IF I HAVE 3 types of WORK OBJECTS of 3 different classes IN MY APPLICATION, HOW TO STORE THEM IN THREE DIFFERENT TABLES?

This is the Answer what I found :  Open/Create the Data-Admin-DB-Table instance for each class and mention the table name. By doing this the individual work objects will be stored in the new table you mentioned in the Data-Admin-DB-Table instance. 

I have doubts regarding the storage of Work Objects,

1. We will create database tables similar to PC_WORK, but how we are going to map this table to that class, when we are going to map?

2. We have multiple tables related to work objects such as pc_assign_worklist, pc_assign_workbasket, ectc. how these are going to be referenced with new tables created or we need to create separate table as well for these?

 

Thanks in Advance


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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 2 Aug 2016 7:37 EDT
Gaurav Mahajan (GauravM9365)
Optum Technologies

Optum Technologies
IN
Hi  Mohammad,
 
As per my understanding, Once you try to create the new Data-Admin-DB-Table instance which is "Creating the new instance of Database Table under SysAdmin category, it would ask for the Class name  for which for want to map the table and then it would ask the database name and table name which would like to map to that particular class. Once you map new the tables to the class, the class or work objects would refer to the new table that you mapped.
 
I hope this helps.
 
Regards,
Gaurav
 
 

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Posted: 8 years ago
Posted: 2 Aug 2016 7:46 EDT
Kevin Zheng (KevinZheng_GCS)
PEGA
Director, Technical Support
Pegasystems Inc.
US

Please follow the OOTB online help for guidelines how to manage your own work tables within your applications (here is an example for 7.2.1): https://community.pega.com/sites/default/files/help_v721/procomhelpmain.htm. You can find how to map your classes to your own tables in the online help as well.

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