Glossary:Data- base class

Data-Base Class, data-base class, database class, Database Class

A top-level abstract class that defines and contains static data and cumulative data. Pega Platform applications often retain essential and frequently used data in the PegaRULES database, which is organized into concrete classes that are derived from the Data- base class.

A top-level abstract class that defines and contains static data and cumulative data. Pega Platform applications often retain essential and frequently used data in the PegaRULES database, which is organized into concrete classes that are derived from the Data- base class.

A top-level abstract class that defines and contains static data and cumulative data. Pega Platform applications often retain essential and frequently used data in the PegaRULES database, which is organized into concrete classes that are derived from the Data- base class.

A top-level abstract class that defines and contains static data and cumulative data. Pega Platform applications often retain essential and frequently used data in the PegaRULES database, which is organized into concrete classes that are derived from the Data- base class.

A top-level abstract class that defines and contains static data and cumulative data. Pega Platform applications often retain essential and frequently used data in the PegaRULES database, which is organized into concrete classes that are derived from the Data- base class.

A class that supports the definition of rules, including other classes. Rules with a class as a key part (including properties, activities, flows, and data transforms) can apply to an abstract class. An abstract class can be inherited by subclasses of the abstract class and can be a child of a higher abstract class.

A relational database that holds the rules, data instances, work items, history, and other concrete objects from the internal classes of the Pega Platform system. External classes are not part of the PegaRULES database.

A standard abstract class that is immediately below the top class in the hierarchy. This top class, known as the ultimate base class, is identified by the symbol @baseclass.