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Posted: June 13, 2017
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Limitation for class names length
Hi, everyone,
In our application we faced limitation of 56 symbols for class names length.
We have existing class with a length of 55 symbols and we want to create its inheritor to override some rules.
But we couldnt do that even with a length of 1 for new class because of limitation mentioned above.
Is there any way to bypass this limitation?
Posted: 3 years ago
No, I mean class created manually. Cant create subclass with name "M" for a class with name Sb-FW-SMEMonitoring-Work-LACard-ReceiptOfAgreementFunds as overall length of new class Sb-FW-SMEMonitoring-Work-LACard-ReceiptOfAgreementFunds-M is more than 56 symbols.
Its Pega 7.2.1
Are you talking about classes generated by a Pega wizard for connectors? That is where I've seen the limit of 56 observed due to prefixes being added. I thought 64 was the general classname length limit.
This is old but interesting and relevant. It suggests unchecking classname inheritance.
https://pdn.pega.com/community/pega-product-support/question/nicknames-classnames
Finally, this provides the best practice approach to avoiding these issues (not easily done if using wizard and creating classes from WSDL, for example).
https://pdn.pega.com/naming-standards-case-lifecycle-management-components-and-records-classes-tables-and-other-objects