Glossary:Dot notation

Dot Notation, dot notation

Syntax in an expression that precedes the name of a property with a period. You can use dot notation to reference single-value properties and complex properties.

For example, .CurrentSalary and .Customer.FirstName are both valid user inputs in a field that supports expressions.

Syntax in an expression that precedes the name of a property with a period. You can use dot notation to reference single-value properties and complex properties. For example, .CurrentSalary and .Customer.FirstName are both valid user inputs in a field that supports expressions.

Syntax in an expression that precedes the name of a property with a period. You can use dot notation to reference single-value properties and complex properties. For example, .CurrentSalary and .Customer.FirstName are both valid user inputs in a field that supports expressions.

A single line of Pega Platform syntax that provides computation of a value by using arithmetic operators, logical operators, Java operators, standard functions, and properties. On many forms, you can start the Expression Builder to provide prompting and guidance while entering an expression.

A work party that typically initiates a case. In many applications, only one customer can be associated with a case.