Your application creates a set of standard rules each time that you create a case type. By understanding how these rules support your case type, you can make updates to your case type and hierarchy of case types more quickly.
Some standard rules include:
[Pattern inherited class name]-[case type name] — A class with directed inheritance to the Work-Cover- class.
This class contains your case type and the rules that support your case type.
pyDefault — A case type.
This rule defines the configuration of your case type, including parent-child relationships, stages and steps, and instantiation details.
There can be only one case type rule in a class.
pyStartCase — A flow.
This is the default starting process for your case type. It is used to create cases from your case type.
pyCaseManagementDefault — A work parties rule.
This rule stores information about the participants in your case type.