Glossary Flashcards

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abstract class

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An abstract class supports the definition of rules, including other classes. Rules with a class as a key part (including properties, activities, flows, and data transforms) can apply to an abstract class. An abstract class can be inherited by subclasses of the abstract class and can be a child of a higher abstract class.

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Acceptance criteria

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In PMF, acceptance criteria are the requirements on a user story or epic that must be met for a story to be marked complete. The criteria defines what the product owner expects and what the team needs to accomplish when implementing the user story or epic.

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access group

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An access group restricts access to functionality within your application. You can create multiple access groups for the same application to achieve different levels of access control.

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Access Manager

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Access Manager is a landing page that you can use to view and authorize operator access to case types, data, and tools in your applications.

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access role

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An access role defines the classes that a user can view, update, and delete through the Access of Role to Object and Access Deny rule types.

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acknowledgment

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An acknowledgment is a letter, email, or other correspondence that is sent to the originator of a work item and identifies the work item ID.

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acquirer

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An acquirer is a financial institution that represents the merchants in the transaction. An acquirer receives a financial transaction’s electronic data from a merchant and places that data into an interchange system.

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action section

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The action section is the area in a harness in which the action is performed. It shows users the actions that they can perform.

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activity

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An activity is the sequential processing unit of the Pega Platform system. An activity consists of one or more steps. Each step can call a Pega Platform method, transfer control to another activity, or execute custom inline Java.

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activity list

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An activity list is a queue that contains a list of activities that are waiting to run. Each user has the following activity lists: activity (default), workflow, and current.

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activity loop

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An activity loop is a step in an activity that can run repeatedly, such as for each element in a Value List or Value Group property.

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activity type

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An activity type describes the characteristics of an activity. Some activity types (Assign, Connect, Route, Notify, and Utility) identify activities that you can reference directly in flows. The Activity Type field on the Security tab of an Activity form corresponds to the property Rule-Obj-Property.pyActivityType.

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actor

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An actor is a user, external service, or agent that participates in application processes and specifications. You can view and define actors for the current application on the application rule, or by clicking the Actors link in the Details section of the Application Overview landing page.

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Adaptive Analytics Engine

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In Decision Management, the Adaptive Analytics Engine is the main function of the Adaptive Decision Manager. The Adaptive Analytics Engine is responsible for storing and analyzing adaptive statistics and producing individual scoring models. The scoring models are then used in Pega to perform calculations used for predictions defined in decision strategies.

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Adaptive Data Store

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In Decision Management, this is the database that stores the adaptive statistics and adaptive models.

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Adaptive Decision Manager (ADM)

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In Decision Management, this is an integrated technology that extends predictive analytics with an adaptive mechanism to establish customer preferences with customer responses in real time. Due to its adaptive nature, no initial collection of data is necessary.

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adaptive model

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In Decision Management, an adapative model is a type of scoring model that captures customer responses in real-time in order to make and adapt predictions, typically in the absence of historical records. An adaptive model is used in a decision strategy to help identify the most appropriate proposition, or next,best action.

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adaptive statistics

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In Decision Management, adaptive statistics refers to the persistent information that results from running a strategy that contains adaptive models.

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ad hoc case

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An ad hoc case is a case that you can create to handle a business exception or track a related task in the case that you are currently processing. Because ad hoc cases are not instances of a case type, they are not part of your case-type hierarchy.

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Admin Studio

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A role-based authoring environment focused on system operations such as agents and queues and APIs. Targeted for experienced system admins.

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agent

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An agent is an internal background process operating on the server that runs activities on a periodic basis. In a multinode cluster, an agent can run on multiple nodes.

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aggregate property

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(PRPC 6.x) An aggregate property stores more than a single value, such as a Value List, Page List, Value Group or Page Group, or a page that can contain a Java object. These are similar to arrays, repeating groups, unordered sets or collections found in other development tools.

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Agile Studio

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A tool that presents Pega’s methodology of the Scrum Framework for application development teams, product owners, and stakeholers to collaborate on features, plan releases, and execute development tasks in the context of Agile or Scrum project.

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Agile Workbench

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A tool for project stakeholders that captures real-time feedback about your application and tracks feature development.

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alert event

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An alert event is an entry in the alert log. Alert events use the naming format PegaRULES-Alert-YYYY-MMM-DD.log.

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Alert log

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The alert log contains a sequence of text files (known as alert events) that support performance-related monitoring. The alert log supports the optional Autonomic Event Services (AES) Enterprise Edition product, which summarizes and monitors alerts across multiple nodes in a cluster

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alternate path

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An alternate path in a process consists of alternative steps that a case might take from the primary path. You can add alternative steps to the primary path of a starting process or to a subprocess.

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App Studio

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A role-based authoring environment focused on application development targeted for use by business analysts, app develoers, UI/UX developers and data engineers.

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application

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An application is a business solution that automates work flows in your organization. Multiple, unrelated applications can be hosted in the same system. You create an application by running the New Application wizard.

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application (rule)

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An application rule defines a set of ruleset versions added as a unit to a user’s ruleset list. An application rule is an instance of the Rule-Application rule type, which is part of the Application Definition category.

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Application Accelerator (AA)

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(PRPC 6.x) The Application Accelerator (AA) is a wizard that leverages data captured in an Application Profile (or directly in the Application Accelerator) to speed the creation of new applications or the extension of existing applications. The AA automatically creates a case, and a baseline application that includes organization and class structure, draft processes and UI elements. This baseline application can be modified to implement functionality and create a functioning, production application.

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Application document

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An application document contains a high-level business overview, including information on case types, flows, user interface, specifications, and requirements. You can create an application document by running the Document Application tool.

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application-editing mode

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Application-editing mode is a view that you can enable in Pega Express to access tools and information. To enable application-editing mode, click Turn editing on.

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Application Explorer

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The Application Explorer is a tool that you can use to quickly access records in the current and built-on applications that are available to your operator. These records are organized by work pool, case type, category, and record type.

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Application Express

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The Application Express is a wizard that you can use to quickly create an initial application with a minimum of technical expertise. You can then add flows, user interfaces, and other rules to complete the application.

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application menu

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An application menu in Designer Studio, that is identified by the name of the current application. This menu allows users to switch applications, create a new application or switch work pools.

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application name

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An application name is a meaningful and unique name that conveys the purpose of your application. You specify an application name as a key part for the following application rules: Rule-Application, Rule-Application-UseCase, Rule-Application-Requirement

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Application Packaging wizard

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The Application Packaging wizard allows you to create a product archive that contains all of the classes, rules and data that make up an application. The result of the wizard can be exported to a ZIP file and then imported or migrated to another Pega system.

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application profile

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An application profile is an auto-generated document, or set of landing pages containing business-related information that is associated with the implementation of a project. This information supports the Direct Capture of Objectives (DCO) and includes the processes, case types, reports, requirements, specifications, participants, collaborators, and actors for a project.

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Application Profile document

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A high-level scoping document that can be produced from content in an Application Profile. This document contains application-specific user input that includes, but is not limited to, case types, specifications, requirements, objectives, interfaces, reports and correspondence associated with the selected application. The user can control which rules and sections appear in the document.

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Application Profiler

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The Application Profiler is a wizard that allows users to enter information about the application or framework that is being built or extended. The Application Profiler creates an Application Profile and can also produce a printable project document. The Application Profile generated by this wizard can be imported by the Application Accelerator to create or extend an application or framework.

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application (rule)

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An application rule defines a set of ruleset versions added as a unit to a user’s ruleset list. An application rule is an instance of the Rule-Application rule type, which is part of the Application Definition category.

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application rulesets

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An application ruleset is a collection of rules that identify the components of an application. You must be a member of a specified access group to work with an application ruleset The set of application rulesets determines which rules are reflected in various tools in Designer Studio, such as the Application Explorer, the Profile Explorer, and the Guardrails tool.

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application scoping control

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The application scoping control is a reusable gadget that filters by application layer, class name, and specified search term. The combination of filters used depends on how the control has been configured. This control is used throughout the Pega 7 Platform, but is most commonly found on landing pages.

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Application Validation mode

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Application Validation (AV) mode is used during rule validation to determine which rules are valid to reference at design time without having to use ruleset prerequisites. Using AV mode offers performance advantages over the alternative Ruleset Validation (RV) mode.

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applicaton bundle

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An application bundle is a .zip archive file that contains an XML document known as the manifest. During import of an application bundle, the manifest controls the order in which rulesets, rules, or other items in the bundle are imported.

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App Studio

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A role-based authoring environment focused on application development targeted for use by business analysts, app develoers, UI/UX developers and data engineers.

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arbitration

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Arbitration is a process that involves a neutral third party - often a retired judge - who hears arguments from both sides and makes a decision. The decision is enforceable in court, meaning it may be used to garnish wages or seize assets. Arbitration is frequently used by employers and service providers such as phone companies, as well as by banks and card issuers.

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area chart

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An area chart displays data points with filled space rather than points, curves, or lines. You can specify the chart type and subtype for a report definition report by using the Chart Editor