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 Rosy Salame (RosyS608)
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Posted: April 25, 2016
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Posted: 25 Apr 2016 13:03 EDT
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Mapping work object to a dedicated table.

Hello,


I'm using PRPC 7.2. I want to map my work object to a dedicated table. My object have the following class:

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Hello,

I'm using PRPC 7.2. I want to map my work object to a dedicated table. My object have the following class:

MX-FW-CSFW-Work-ModuleMapTemplate.
I have created a database table that maps this class to a dedicated table inside the DB called: CSFW_Work_ModuleMapTemplate as shows below:
ScreenHunter_180 Apr. 25 20.00.jpg
But, Test connectivity shows another table
ScreenHunter_181 Apr. 25 20.02.jpg
What is missing? Can you please help?
Thanks a lot,
Rosy

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Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 25 Apr 2016 13:09 EDT
Bhanu Prakash G (Prakash.)
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You need to map the data-admin-db-table to work pool i.e.. MX-FW-CSFW-Work. All the case type instances will be stored to that table that is mapped to the work pool.
Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 25 Apr 2016 13:19 EDT
Rosy Salame (RosyS608)
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Salame

Thanks Bhanu Prakash G... I have seen it, but, if I modify the mapping here and add my table, doesn't that mean that all case types will be saved to my table? I don't want this scenario..

Thanks a lot,

Rosy

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Posted: 5 years ago
Posted: 25 Apr 2016 13:22 EDT
Bhanu Prakash G (Prakash.)
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Yes all the case type instances would be saved to the table mapped to the work pool.

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