Mission
Pega Common Data Model
4 Módulos
2 Desafios
2 h 28 min
In this mission, you learn about the Pega Common Data Model, which provides the data and integration layer for Pega's Constellation applications. You will understand more about the data model, including the preconfigured entities that describe core data such as accounts, contacts, and transactions. You will also learn how the Common Data Model facilitates application development by providing:
– A logical data model that is well-documented, consistently-built, and easy to test
– Physical storage of core entities and associated tooling
– Standard data access APIs
– Common and reusable data views
Disponível na seguinte missão:
Getting started with the Common application
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Module
Getting started with the Common application
3 Tópicos
25 min
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The Common Data Model is a Pega-developed Data Model that supports the Pega Constellation versions of Pega Platform™ and Pega applications. The model...
Entities and their relationships
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Module
Entities and their relationships
2 Tópicos
20 min
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In a Data Model, entities describe an object, such as a person or an item, by grouping a set of related fields. Each entity becomes a table in the...
Design patterns
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Module
Design patterns
2 Tópicos
20 min
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The Common Data Model uses design patterns for entities and reference data to provide a consistent architecture to enable use of your data across...
Sourcing data
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Module
Sourcing data
3 Tópicos
30 min
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Common Data Model is designed to act as a system of record for entities but can also connect to external systems of record. Customers can integrate...
Adding an entity
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Challenge
Adding an entity
6 Tarefas
20 min
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After reviewing the Common Data Model, you concluded that you need to extend it with an entity for contract data. Based on your organization's...
Integrating an external data source
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Challenge
Integrating an external data source
7 Tarefas
25 min
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A REST service has been created to access contact data for a customer. Your task is to access that data to replace the sample data.
Use the following...
