How to detect large
declarative networks (PEGA0024 alert) How to detect large
declarative networks (PEGA0024 alert) Through prconfig.xml file
settings, you can cause the system to add a line to the Alert
log when it takes more than a second (or another elapsed time
threshold value) to load a declarative network.
When loading the network exceeds this time limit, the system adds a message to the alert log of this form, with additional details:
PEGA0024 Loading declarative network has exceeded the threshold of 1,000 ms. Type: Rule-Declare-ZZZZZ. Class: ZZZZZ.
This facility is enabled by default, with a threshold of 1000 milliseconds. To establish another threshold:
1. Update the alerts section of the
prconfig.xml file, setting a longer or shorter
desired threshold in milliseconds:
<env
name="alerts/declarative/lookupTime/enabled"
value="true" />
<env name="alerts/declarative/lookupTime/thresholdMS
value="nnnn" />
where nnnn is a positive integer in
milliseconds.
2. Stop and restart the server.
See Pega Developer Network article 
PRKB-25361 Understanding the Pega0024 Alert.
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