Glossary:Process page

Process Page, process page, pxProcess

A reserved, top-level clipboard page (pxProcess) that contains information from the Data-Admin-System instance. Only standard activities update the properties on the process page. The contents of the process page are identical for every requestor on a node.

This page has a class of Code-Pega-Process. Use the Clipboard tool to view this page.

A reserved, top-level clipboard page (pxProcess) that contains information from the Data-Admin-System instance. Only standard activities update the properties on the process page. The contents of the process page are identical for every requestor on a node. This page has a class of Code-Pega-Process. Use the Clipboard tool to view this page.

A reserved, top-level clipboard page (pxProcess) that contains information from the Data-Admin-System instance. Only standard activities update the properties on the process page. The contents of the process page are identical for every requestor on a node. This page has a class of Code-Pega-Process. Use the Clipboard tool to view this page.

A reserved, top-level clipboard page (pxProcess) that contains information from the Data-Admin-System instance. Only standard activities update the properties on the process page. The contents of the process page are identical for every requestor on a node. This page has a class of Code-Pega-Process. Use the Clipboard tool to view this page.

A durable, potentially permanent, saved representation of a concrete class that is stored in the database. An instance corresponds to a row in the relational database, or to a record. An instance consists of properties and values, and some of these property values form a unique key to the instance.

A data structure that holds name-value pairs. Pages are stored in the system memory or in the database. Various types of pages are defined in the system, such as data pages that are created when the data is referenced, named and unnamed pages, parameter pages, clipboard pages, and so on. Every unit of information in an application is a pairing of a name and a value, known as a data element. For example, a data element that stores the email address of a customer has the name "email," and the value "john.smith@company.com." Pages store data elements so that the application can use it to process the case.