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    The document discusses data pages, which are clipboard pages that improve performance by caching frequently accessed information. Data pages can contain a single object or multiple objects and have different access scopes. They are created and configured through data page rules in the application designer.

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    Pegadoc Day3

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    The document discusses data pages, which are clipboard pages that improve performance by caching frequently accessed information. Data pages can contain a single object or multiple objects and have different access scopes. They are created and configured through data page rules in the application designer.

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    The document discusses data pages, which are clipboard pages that improve performance by caching frequently accessed information. Data pages can contain a single object or multiple objects and have different access scopes. They are created and configured through data page rules in the application designer.

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    Pegadoc Day3

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    The document discusses data pages, which are clipboard pages that improve performance by caching frequently accessed information. Data pages can contain a single object or multiple objects and have different access scopes. They are created and configured through data page rules in the application designer.

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    Datapage1

    A data page (formerly "declare pages") rule defines the contents of a clipboard
    page.

    Data pages improve performance and reduce memory requirements when all or
    many requestors in an application need to access information

    Such pages are created and updated only through operations identified in a data
    page rule. The contents of these pages are visible but read-only to requestors.

    The name of a data page starts with the prefix D_ or Declare_.

    Types of Data Pages

    Page To create a data page containing a single object of the type specified below.
    List -- To create a list-type data page containing multiple objects of the type specified
    below.

    Mode/ Scope of Data Pages


    Node Any requestor executing on the current node can access the pages.
    Thread The page is created in a single requestor Thread, and can be accessed as

    often as needed by processing in that Thread. Later accesses on another threadcause


    the data page to load a distinct page which may have different contents, even if it is
    by the same requestor.
    Requestor The requestor can access the page(s) loaded across all threads. Accesses
    by separate requestors create distinct pages which may have different contents.
    Read / Write pages all have Thread or Requestior scope.

    How To access Data Pages

    Click > Designer Studio > Data Model > Clipboard Pages > Data Pages to
    list data pages used by the current application.

    Create a New Data Page


    Create a data page rule by
    selecting Data Page from
    the Data Model category in
    the Records Explorer.

    clicking Manage and then


    Create new data page
    in the Data Explorer.

    Complete the basic definition page


    Select Structure of the
    data page

    Select Read Only or Editable

    Select an option to set who


    can access the pages
    loaded by this data
    page record:
    The list of options varies
    according to whether you
    set the page structure to
    Page or List.

    Click on save and test through Action > Run


    And check the clip board page

    Clipborad page will contain all the


    return result from Source.
    Here source is Report Definition

    Linked Properties
    A linked property is a Single Value text property that has values that are expected to
    exactly match the key of an instance of a concrete class
    In certain user interface and other rule configurations, linked properties can improve
    performance and eliminate the need to create a special-purpose activity.
    The link relationship is defined on the General tab of the Property form.

    Create New Linked Property


    if a work object contains a property EmpID with values that exactly correspond to an
    Operator ID, it could be made a linked property.

    Thereafter, references to properties of an operator ID in the form


    .EmpID.pyLastName or .EmpID.pyFirstName are available in sections,
    activities, and most other rule types.

    At runtime, the property value automatically retrieves the object of the target class
    whenever a reference to properties in the target class are needed.

    Linked properties can only be used in Read Only mode

    These retrieved pages are retained in a cache, improving performance, and are visible
    on the clipboard. Linked property operations can be recorded by the Tracer tool.

    You can use linked property references as read-only sources of a value in certain places
    in many rule types Like in,

    Activities (and in specific methods)


    Constraints rules
    Correspondence
    Data transforms (Set action)
    Declarative rules (most)
    Decision tables and decision trees
    Harnesses
    Report definitions

    The linked property pages on the clipboard are temporary.

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