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Tata Consultancy Services
IN
Last activity: 15 Jun 2024 12:34 EDT
View Siblings Option in Action Menu Button
Hi All, Can someone explain this View Siblings options in Action menu dropdown.
Thanks in Advance.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 15 Jun 2024 12:34 EDT
Tata Consultancy Services
IN
Sibling rules are rules with the same name (key parts) but different rulesets or versions.
A rule instance is a sibling of another rule instance if the two have the same visible key, which generally means the same name and the same Applies To class.
Sibling rules may be in a common ruleset with different version numbers, or may be in different rulesets, both of which you can access. They may have a common ruleset and version, but differ in circumstance or time-qualified qualifications. Because the definition of sibling depends on a ruleset list, the set of siblings to a specific rule may vary among users.
Internally, two rule instances are considered siblings if they are both visible to you and have a common value for the pxInsName property.
I have attached two screenshots with the same rule name (pxInsName), same class, different class, and different rule set and version.
Sibling rules are rules with the same name (key parts) but different rulesets or versions.
A rule instance is a sibling of another rule instance if the two have the same visible key, which generally means the same name and the same Applies To class.
Sibling rules may be in a common ruleset with different version numbers, or may be in different rulesets, both of which you can access. They may have a common ruleset and version, but differ in circumstance or time-qualified qualifications. Because the definition of sibling depends on a ruleset list, the set of siblings to a specific rule may vary among users.
Internally, two rule instances are considered siblings if they are both visible to you and have a common value for the pxInsName property.
I have attached two screenshots with the same rule name (pxInsName), same class, different class, and different rule set and version.
I hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Ashok
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
It gives information on all the different rulesets and classes where this rule is configured.
A single rule can be part of different classes and rulesets , It will have a consolidated view on all the rulesets and classes where this particular rule is configured.
Accepted Solution
Updated: 15 Jun 2024 12:34 EDT
Tata Consultancy Services
IN
Sibling rules are rules with the same name (key parts) but different rulesets or versions.
A rule instance is a sibling of another rule instance if the two have the same visible key, which generally means the same name and the same Applies To class.
Sibling rules may be in a common ruleset with different version numbers, or may be in different rulesets, both of which you can access. They may have a common ruleset and version, but differ in circumstance or time-qualified qualifications. Because the definition of sibling depends on a ruleset list, the set of siblings to a specific rule may vary among users.
Internally, two rule instances are considered siblings if they are both visible to you and have a common value for the pxInsName property.
I have attached two screenshots with the same rule name (pxInsName), same class, different class, and different rule set and version.
Sibling rules are rules with the same name (key parts) but different rulesets or versions.
A rule instance is a sibling of another rule instance if the two have the same visible key, which generally means the same name and the same Applies To class.
Sibling rules may be in a common ruleset with different version numbers, or may be in different rulesets, both of which you can access. They may have a common ruleset and version, but differ in circumstance or time-qualified qualifications. Because the definition of sibling depends on a ruleset list, the set of siblings to a specific rule may vary among users.
Internally, two rule instances are considered siblings if they are both visible to you and have a common value for the pxInsName property.
I have attached two screenshots with the same rule name (pxInsName), same class, different class, and different rule set and version.
I hope this will help you.
Thanks,
Ashok
Tata Consultancy Services
IN
@Bhumireddy Thanks for response😊