Yes, in Pega, you can open child cases whenever required as part of your business process. Child cases are typically used to represent sub-tasks or related processes that need to be completed within the context of a parent case. To achieve this in Pega, you can use the "Create Case" SmartShape or the "Call Child Case" SmartShape, depending on your requirements and the version of Pega you are using. Below, I'll explain both methods: 1.Using the "Create Case" SmartShape (Recommended in Pega 8.7 and above Versions ): Add the "Create Case" SmartShape to a flow in your parent case. Configure the "Create Case" SmartShape to specify the child case type you want to create and set the initial values for its properties if needed. You can also define a property on the parent case that will hold the reference to the newly created child case (child case ID or handle). The "Create Case" SmartShape will create the child case during the execution of the flow. 2.Using the "Call Child Case" SmartShape (Used in earlier versions of Pega): Add the "Call Child Case" SmartShape to a flow in your parent case. Configure the "Call Child Case" SmartShape to specify the child case type you want to create and set the initial values for its properties if needed. The "Call Child Case" SmartShape will create and launch the child case as a new assignment within the parent case flow. In both methods, you can use data from the parent case to prepopulate fields in the child case or pass relevant information between the parent and child cases.
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Sir,i have one question, is there any way to expose aggregate properties like a page /list/group other than declare index.
Declare index is only possible way
@@HarshaTrainingsacademy thanks a lot sir ☺️
Sir can we open child cases whenever required in pega.
If so how to achieve it
Yes, in Pega, you can open child cases whenever required as part of your business process. Child cases are typically used to represent sub-tasks or related processes that need to be completed within the context of a parent case.
To achieve this in Pega, you can use the "Create Case" SmartShape or the "Call Child Case" SmartShape, depending on your requirements and the version of Pega you are using. Below, I'll explain both methods:
1.Using the "Create Case" SmartShape (Recommended in Pega 8.7 and above Versions ):
Add the "Create Case" SmartShape to a flow in your parent case.
Configure the "Create Case" SmartShape to specify the child case type you want to create and set the initial values for its properties if needed.
You can also define a property on the parent case that will hold the reference to the newly created child case (child case ID or handle).
The "Create Case" SmartShape will create the child case during the execution of the flow.
2.Using the "Call Child Case" SmartShape (Used in earlier versions of Pega):
Add the "Call Child Case" SmartShape to a flow in your parent case.
Configure the "Call Child Case" SmartShape to specify the child case type you want to create and set the initial values for its properties if needed.
The "Call Child Case" SmartShape will create and launch the child case as a new assignment within the parent case flow.
In both methods, you can use data from the parent case to prepopulate fields in the child case or pass relevant information between the parent and child cases.
what a continuity you nailed it.
One question sir where u learned Pega..?
On job
@@HarshaTrainingsacademy that's great Sir