Bulk Transfer In Pega In Hennepin
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In the Select action dropdown list, click Transfer Assignment. In the Transfer to dropdown list, select User. In the User's name field, enter the name of the user to whom you want to transfer the article. Optional: To transfer to a Work Queue or team, select that option in the Transfer to dropdown.
Before building Operator ID bulk insert, the first step is to build file upload function. The file format can be either CSV or Excel, and it's your choice. I have posted How-to documents for both uploading CSV and Excel on Pega Community, so you can follow these steps. Hope this helps.
Select Options > Bulk Actions in the portal header to open the Bulk Actions tab. In the tab, the Transfer work from field is a drop-down list of all available operator IDs. The or from field is a drop-down list of all available workbaskets. Choose an item from either list.
How to transfer an assignment from WB to WL directly from Portal Set focus on current item. Launch an activity which set the context and recalls the pxTransferAssignment, to transfer the assignment from workbasket to user's worklist. Open assignment (Key equals to .pzInsKey)
Bulk Data Transfer (BDT) provides the base services required by its features to transfer data from one system to another. BDT File-to-File is a feature that allows users at one z/OS system in a SNA network to copy data sets to or from another z/OS system in the network.
Bulk data transfer is a software application feature that uses data compression, data blocking and buffering to optimize transfer rates when moving large data files. FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a common way to transfer bulk data over the Internet. This was last updated in September 2020.
Importing local asset packages Open the project in the Editor where you want to import the asset package. Choose Assets > Import Package > Custom Package. In the file browser, select the file you want to import and click Open. Deselect any items you don't want to import and click Import.
Java provides import keyword to import classes of another package inside your class. Once a class is imported, you can use the imported class anywhere in your class. Package import basically makes availability of classes of that package in your class, so that you can use the functionalities of that classes.
