About Property
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A property rule provides a name and characteristics for data in an object. Because a property definition is a rule, it shares the benefits of versioning, inheritance, and access control that Process Commander provides to all rules.
A property has one of eleven modes, arranged in three groups. The General tab layout depends on the mode and the Table Type field. See:
Your system includes hundreds of standard properties useful to your application. Review the relevant existing properties before creating new properties. Consult documentation and use Process Commander facilities to look for the ones you need. See Nine ways to find rules.
For a
Single Value property, choose the wording of the
Short Description with care. This helps you
and others select the right property when using the Report
wizard, entering expressions, and elsewhere.
Use the Application Explorer or Cases and Content slice
(
) to access the
property rules that apply to the work types in your
application. Use the Class Explorer to list all property rules
available to you by Applies To class.
Property rules are part of the Property category. A property rule is an instance of the Rule-Obj-Property rule type.
Property rules are normally stored in the PegaRULES database
as rows of the pr4_rule_property table.
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