Pega How To Guide Exporting Data To Excel Master Beaver Version

Introduction to Pega How-to Guide: Exporting Data to Excel (Master Beaver Version) In Pega, we are often required to provide some search functionalities for users, such as listing records matching some given search criteria. This is simple and OOTB. However, sometimes, the users might require us to provide a functionality to export the search results into Excel. The purpose of this "Exporting Data to Excel" Pega How-to Guide is to provide you with 2 methods of exporting the required data to Excel. The 1st method, which is quite old, still works. However, it requires you to configure quite a few tasks. Any changes would require updating the template as well as the associated rules. The 2nd method, which is much simpler, does not require the creation of additional rules, and is much easier to implement and change. In the Master Beaver Version, the author will walk through the modifications of the records listing, demonstrating the impact to the 2 exporting methods. This will provide readers with hands-on knowledge of the various advantages and disadvantages of both the methods. Why Create a Pega How-to Guide? In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worse, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users’ ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options. "Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach. Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Pega How-to Guide series! Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Introduction to Pega How-to Guide: Exporting Data to Excel (How-to Version) In Pega, we are often required to provide some search functionalities for users, such as listing records matching some given search criteria. This is simple and OOTB. However, sometimes, the users might require us to provide a functionality to export the search results into Excel. The purpose of this "Exporting Data to Excel" Pega How-to Guide is to provide you with 2 methods of exporting the required data to Excel. The 1st method, which is quite old, still works. However, it requires you to configure quite a few tasks. Any changes would require updating the template as well as the associated rules. The 2nd method, which is much simpler, does not require the creation of additional rules, and is much easier to implement and change. In the Master Beaver Version, the author will walk through the modifications of the records listing, demonstrating the impact to the 2 exporting methods. This will provide readers with hands-on knowledge of the various advantages and disadvantages of both the methods. Why Create a Pega How-to Guide? In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worse, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users' ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options. "Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach. Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Pega How-to Guide series! Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Why Create a Pega How-to Guide? With the Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide series, you would have an arsenal of tools at your disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a new feature required, all you have to do is just to pull out one of these guides. Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide series! Why Create This "Installing and Testing AES" Pega How-to Guide? Firstly, if you followed the instructions in Pega Community knowledgebase (KB) closely, it will not work, not to mention the lack of screenshots, making it extremely difficult to follow the instruction. Secondly, the KB is not organised in a sequence that make sense in a real-life scenario. In a real-life scenario, after installation, you would want to configure it, followed by testing and validating the installation. To achieve that using Pega KB, you would need to search thorough and collate multiple documents, which is error prone and time consuming. Lastly, the AES installation KB had been archived and is no longer being maintained, so an end-to-end guide is critical. For this guide, the author had gone through the process of installing and testing AES, and presented all the relevant screenshots to you. At the same time, highlighting specific issues along with instructions. This will make it easier for anyone who is interested to install and test AES, accomplish the task in a much faster and efficient way! Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

The Pega Certified Senior System Architect (PCSSA) exam test is for Pega Architects who wish to increase their Pega skills. It is especially useful for those leading or participating in projects. This certification includes all the questions you will face in the exam center. This certification validates your ability to use Pega to design and build for reusability across multiple lines of business. Preparing for the Pega Certified Senior System Architect (PCSSA) exam to become a Certified Senior System Architect (PCSSA) expert by Pega? Here we have brought Best Exam Questions for you so that you can prepare well for this Exam of Certified Senior System Architect (PCSSA). Unlike other online simulation practice tests, you get a Paperback version that is easy to read & remember these questions. You can simply rely on these questions for successfully certifying this exam.

Introduction to Pega Snippets: Using External Tables Pega stores its data in the database via concrete classes, which are automatically mapped to a database table. This database table typically includes a BLOB column. Sometimes you might be provided with data from an existing database table, and instead of porting all the data into Pega concrete classes with the BLOB column, you might simply want to create a class that points to it, without changing its original table structure. This "Using External Tables Snippets" explores this mapping as well as other usages. Pega Snippets' content is designed to evolve over time, therefore its content will be enhanced and will get richer over time. Why Create a Pega Snippets? The main reason is that writing a REAL book takes a lot of time and effort! I have acquired a lot of knowledge and samples over the years, and if I were to share it via the traditional book publishing mechanism, it would take a long time to share all of those! Therefore, a better way would be to share it via the Snippets Series, which is a collection of task-specific steps, with screenshots, to demonstrate how to do specific tasks in Pega. The focus of "Snippets" is on performing specific tasks in Pega, not on the 'why', other alternatives, or providing explanation of the potential problems that one might encountered. It also does not go into detailed explanation or discussion on the task/topic. In short, the focus is on accomplishing the task. Snippets are distributed as eBooks, which not only provides the ability to share knowledge in a timely manner, it also enables constant update of the knowledge.

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