Why am I getting the following error:
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@DevinD16607791 you can use Claim for class join with work class and then use Claim in query tab to get case data to join with assign-worklist. No need to mention that in pages and classes tab.
Hi @DevinD16607791: I could see that the rule is still in Pega ruleset. I hope you are trying with a private edit. If you are planning to specialize the rule, can you save it to your app ruleset first?
Thanks.
@Anoop Krishna I need to filter using a property on the joined Claim class. This is not possible without declaring the Claim page:
@ArulDevan Yes, this is a private edit. I will save to my ruleset if I continue to pursue this feature.
You have to save the rule into a branch and select your ruleset instead of pega’s OOTB rulesets. Later delete the rule in case you do not want to go with the feature.
@DevinD16607791 if you want to use the joined class as filter, you will have to use sub report. With class joining columns, you can only add those to the query. In the sun report you will have option to use the joined class columns in the filter. Also you will have to save the Report to your app ruleset and test. You can use branch for testing. Pega ootb rulesets will not have access to your app rulesets. RD should in your app ruleset.