Propergate data from several single pages in child cases to one page list in parent case

Greetings!

we have the following situation in the case architecture:

  • In the parent case there is a page list with n elements
  • then child cases will be created for each element from the page lilst in parent case
  • after all elemts are processed on child case level the case returns to parent case

so far so good - here is the requirement/ question I don’t know how to achieve

  • I need to read certain data that have been created in the child cases.
  • Since the elemts in child cases are handeld as single pages (one single page in child case for each element of the page list from parent) I would need to iterate over all created child cases to propergate certain data back to e.g. the page list of the parent case
  • Please help me out with some ideas how to achive this - thx in advance

Hi @DanielS16824626,

All of the properties in child case properties are single value and available in Top level of the Child Case

If Yes,

Then create a report definition to filter by using parent case ID, then create a data page and map that report definition to parent case. Then create a page list property and copy that data from data page to parent case.

If No,

Create an Index class and create a declare index rule to map all the properties which will be available in Pages (Top-level, nested, etc..) then create a report and data page and copy the values to parent case.

Thanks.

@DanielS16824626 you can try this one too. You can open the child cases from parent case using obj-open-by-handle and then copy/update the data from child to parent. Inzkeys will be there in pxcoveredinskeys property in parent case pyworkpage.

@DhanasekarC0202 @Anoop Krishna

Greetings! Thnak both of you for your suggestions. We solved it by using a updace case shape. In the page list we provided each page lsit with a property which holds the index. With help of this we were able to update a certain page in the list in parent class from the child cases.