Dear Paul,

I have come across this before and it's particularly perplexing. However, recently I found a workaround that worked for me, you can help me test if it works for you!

1. In Case Designer, remove the subcase giving this problem from the parent case

2. Add the subcase back to the parent case again, then try running it

If the above 2 steps doesn't work, try in this sequence instead:

3. Refactor the problem subcase class DesignerStudio > System > Tools > Refactor Rules > Rename Class. Rename to anything, e.g. SAE-HRServices-Work-Temp

4. After completing the refactoring, redo step 3 again, but this time changing the name back to the original class name

5. Repeat steps 1 & 2 in the Case Designer.

Do give this a go and let us know what worked for you.

Regards,

Teng Hao Chua

Pega Academy Support Team

Thanks for looking into this. This morning i tried running the case and it worked fine. I did not attempt to make any changes to resolve the issue.

Thanks,

Paul

I was able to resolve this issue by deleting the default Parties on the Onboarding case. Go to the Details tab on the Onboarding Case Type in Case Explorer and delete the Parties listed and then try running.

Thanks RAJSURPUR, this helped!

RAJSURPUR,

Many thanks.  That solution worked for me too.

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