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Posted: July 1, 2016
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How can I see the Rules I have Changed?
Hello:
I am trying to locate the name of a rule I changed about 2 months ago. I know that on the Home Page, it shows recent rules changed. However, I need to go back further than that.
Is there a table that stores all the rules an Developer has changed??
Thanks!!
Posted: 4 years ago
Adding to what Rett said, you can query PR_DATA_RECENTS table.
pyLabel contains the rules that got accessed/worked upon and pxInsName contains the operator id.
Posted: 4 years ago
Thank You Arvind! That is the table I need. This will get me exactly what I need!
Posted: 4 years ago
Thank You Rett! I happen to be using Pega 6.2. But thank you for responding! I'm sure folks on 7 will find this very useful!
Posted: 4 years ago
>>> Is there a table that stores all the rules an Developer has changed??
- A report definition on class Data-Rule-Summary with appropriate filters will retrieve Rules updated by an operator.
Hi Nicole,
Try this recent actions feature. It will load a paginated grid sourced by a report def. I can see pretty far back (well past two months).
I haven't checked if there is a limit on how far back, but if there is, you can easily trace the source report def and do a private checkout to extend it further I would imagine.
In the same respect you could run tracer and see the SQL involved if you wish to hit the DB directly and view it straight from the tap.