Is there a way to prevent saveas of a rule in XX-XX-99 ruleset version ?
sometimes in order to test a feature for some pega servicess, we save as the rules to the highest patch RSV which is XX-XX-99. Unfortunately, these get migrated to higher environments as some developers unknowingly copy this to next minor version.
So, is there a way to prevent a saveas of a rule that has the patch version as 99 ?
I observed that the saveas button in rule forms are final and hence cannot be modified to hide it. Is there a OOTB way to do this ?
Hi Nishan,
PreKeyValidate is an extension activity in which you can check the pxMoveOriginalRuleSetVersion property for XX-XX-99 and set an error message on pyRuleSetVersion to prevent people from doing this. You may also be able to achieve this using access deny.
Cheers,
Jai
Hi Jai,
Thank you so much Jai. It works perfectly
I tested and the property name that holds the "moved from" RSV is "pyRAOriginalRuleSetVersion " in 7.1.9 .. just FYI and for the community, that's all.
-Nishan
If you put xx-xx-98 in the user's rule-application, then they won't see any xx-xx-99 rules. That will prevent them from unknowingly copying any xx-xx-99 rules to somewhere else.
Of course that means they won't be able to USE any of the xx-xx-99 rules for testing.
if you need to let them USE the xx-xx-99 rules for testing but not COPY the xx-xx-99 rules, perhaps you could have two different access groups, one for doing TESTING chores and one for doing COPYing. The one for doing COPYing chores would refer to a rule-application that has xx-xx-98 listed.
A problem with all of this is that if you do TESTING chores to conclude that "everything works ok", it may no longer "work ok" if you then exclude the xx-xx-99 rules from the COPY.
So the safest is to do final testing WITHOUT any xx-xx-99 rules so that what you finally COPY is what you actually TESTED with. /Eric
Thank you so much Jai. It works perfectly
Hi
If you have identified one such ruleset version which has test rule, then you can think of locking it .
Another way is to try Ruleset Merging.