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Introduction to Pega How-to Guide: Exporting Data to Excel (Master Beaver Version)In Pega, we are often required to provide some search functionalities for users, such as listing records matching some given search criteria. This is simple and OOTB. However, sometimes, the users might require us to provide a functionality to export the search results into Excel.The purpose of this "Exporting Data to Excel" Pega How-to Guide is to provide you with 2 methods of exporting the required data to Excel. The 1st method, which is quite old, still works. However, it requires you to configure quite a few tasks. Any changes would require updating the template as well as the associated rules. The 2nd method, which is much simpler, does not require the creation of additional rules, and is much easier to implement and change.In the Master Beaver Version, the author will walk through the modifications of the records listing, demonstrating the impact to the 2 exporting methods. This will provide readers with hands-on knowledge of the various advantages and disadvantages of both the methods.Why Create a Pega How-to Guide?In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worst, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users' ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options."Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach.Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Pega How-to Guide series!Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Introduction to Pega How-to Guide: Exporting Data to Excel (How-to Version) In Pega, we are often required to provide some search functionalities for users, such as listing records matching some given search criteria. This is simple and OOTB. However, sometimes, the users might require us to provide a functionality to export the search results into Excel.The purpose of this "Exporting Data to Excel" Pega How-to Guide is to provide you with 2 methods of exporting the required data to Excel. The 1st method, which is quite old, still works. However, it requires you to configure quite a few tasks. Any changes would require updating the template as well as the associated rules. The 2nd method, which is much simpler, does not require the creation of additional rules, and is much easier to implement and change.In the Master Beaver Version, the author will walk through the modifications of the records listing, demonstrating the impact to the 2 exporting methods. This will provide readers with hands-on knowledge of the various advantages and disadvantages of both the methods.Why Create a Pega How-to Guide?In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worst, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users' ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options."Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach.Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Pega How-to Guide series!Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Introduction to Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide: Creating REST Service and REST Connector (How-to Version)In this How-to Guide, the author adopted a practical approach to show readers how to use Pega to create REST service and REST connector in a way that avoids Pega OOTB limitations to improve reliability, flexibility and extensibility.REST/JSON is gaining traction, both for its ease of implementation as well as for its ease of consumption. With Pega, it is now so much easier to implement both REST service and REST connector. If you want to learn advanced knowledge of REST and/or are considering taking CLSA, then you should get the Master Beaver Version, in which additional tips and tricks of using Pega are discussed, including: security, removing the "pxObjClass" in the REST response, using external tool such as Postman, and many more!Why Create a Pega How-to Guide?In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worst, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users' ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options."Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach."Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide series!Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Introduction to Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide: Creating REST Service and REST Connector (Master Beaver Version)In this How-to Guide, the author adopted a practical approach to show readers how to use Pega to create REST service and REST connector in a way that avoids Pega OOTB limitations to improve reliability, flexibility and extensibility.REST/JSON is gaining traction, both for its ease of implementation as well as for its ease of consumption. With Pega, it is now so much easier to implement both REST service and REST connector. If you want to learn advanced knowledge of REST and/or are considering taking CLSA, then you should get the Master Beaver Version, in which additional tips and tricks of using Pega are discussed, including: security, removing the "pxObjClass" in the REST response, using external tool such as Postman, and many more!Why Create a Pega How-to Guide?In a real-world situation, you would not have the luxury of time to learn and explore features on the ground. Worst, after implemented the required feature, only to find yourself in a dead corner and had to resort to patching and custom coding to address users' ever-changing requirements. All these would have been easily avoided if you had a better understanding of the pros and cons of various options."Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide" series aims to provide readers with an arsenal of tools at their disposal. Whenever there is a new project, or a required new feature, all is required is just to pull out these guides, implement the features according to the given approach."Can you visualise a situation, where all similar features have the same way of implementation, with the same sequence of steps and number of rules; and anyone who looked at the rules knew exactly how and why each rule was implemented as such; any deviations and bugs that were introduced due to carelessness would simply stand out by itself, easily identifiable and easy to fix, wouldn't this be a wonderful Pega World? Well, that is the core objective of the Debunkum Beaver Pega How-to Guide series!Sample chapters available at: HowTo.DebunkumBeaver.com

Pega CLSA is the highest level of technical achievement in Pega. With the recent changes to the 7.3/7.4 certification, the path of CLSA certification had become much more complicated. The Debunkum Beaver Pega CLSA Guide is a series that aims to help you achieve the Pega CLSA certification. This series focus on how to tackle the CLSA exams. This is the first book of the Pega CLSA series, which lays the foundation to achieve the Pega CLSA. This book is also a prerequisite for other books in this series. This guide is a compilation of the knowledge that the author had gained along the way, highlighting specific tricks that you can legally leverage on to improve your chance of passing this certification. The focus is on demystifying this certification, and most importantly, providing guidance and tips on how you could optimise your success rate. If you are a Pega CSSA, planning to take the Pega CLSA Certification, this book is meant for you. Look out for more info at: PegaCLSA.DebunkumBeaver.com