User Dashboard is not migrated
I packaged my applications and selected all rulesets and components from my Dev environment.
After deployment to the Test environment everything is migrated correctly, except the user Dashboard I had created. After login on the Test environment the dashboard is empty.
p.s. I'm logged in on both environments with the same operator ID. Also my dashboard was published to default (visible for all operators).
I can't find where the user dashboards are stored in Pega and how to include them in the migration.
Anyone?
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Pegasystems Inc.
US
Pegasystems Inc.
US
Check the System-User-Dashboard instances.
Taxonic
NL
How can I include those through the application package wizard? And which instances are the correct one? There are many instances when I search for them.
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Pegasystems Inc.
US
You can open the instance and use the Actions menu to view the XML and get the pzInsKey to include in your Product file. The instance names use the format pyOwner!pyCategory!pyOwnerType. You should be able to use the pyOwnerType value to identify the ones you want to move.
For example, here are two instances from my environment. The first one is my operator dashboard that I published. You likely will not want to move these as users may have published new dashboards in the higher environment. The second entry is a default dashboard that would apply to users who have not published a personal dashboard.
Proprietary information hidden!CMDASHBOARD!OPERATOR
DEFAULT!CMDASHBOARD!DEFAULT
You can look at the pyUserDashboardLoadList to see how these values are set.
Taxonic
NL
Thanks a lot! I added it to my product rule.
You can open the instance and use the Actions menu to view the XML and get the pzInsKey to include in your Product file. The instance names use the format pyOwner!pyCategory!pyOwnerType. You should be able to use the pyOwnerType value to identify the ones you want to move.
For example, here are two instances from my environment. The first one is my operator dashboard that I published. You likely will not want to move these as users may have published new dashboards in the higher environment. The second entry is a default dashboard that would apply to users who have not published a personal dashboard.
Proprietary information hidden!CMDASHBOARD!OPERATOR
DEFAULT!CMDASHBOARD!DEFAULT
You can look at the pyUserDashboardLoadList to see how these values are set.