About the Duplicate Properties wizard |
Use this wizard to identify properties within your current application (and built-on applications) that have duplicate names.
As a best practice for runtime performance, avoid having multiple properties in one class inheritance chain that have the same Property Name key part. Duplicate properties restrict the system's ability to optimize rules assembly.
This best practice is not a restriction; your application operates correctly when two or more properties both named TotalAmount are in Applies To classes that are part of a single inheritance chain. However, during development, you can improve runtime performance by renaming the properties so each has a distinct name.
To understand the inheritance chain for a property (or other rule type), use the Class Inheritance display:
Select > System > Tools > Duplicate Properties Wizard to start the wizard .
For instructions on the form, see Help: Duplicate Properties wizard 1 and Duplicate Properties wizard 2.
About the Class Inheritance display |