Understanding PEGA Data Model
Data modeling in PEGA is fundamental to building robust applications. This lesson covers how to design and implement data structures that support your business processes. Unlike traditional databases, PEGA uses a property-based data model that is flexible and business-friendly.
What is Data Modeling in PEGA?
Data modeling in PEGA involves defining the structure and relationships of data that your application will use. The PEGA data model is built around properties, which are individual data fields that can be combined to create complex data structures.
- Property-based data model
- Business-friendly approach
- Flexible and scalable
- No traditional database schema required
Core Data Concepts
Understanding these fundamental concepts is essential for effective data modeling in PEGA.
Properties
Individual data fields that store information. Properties are the building blocks of your data model.
Data Types
Define what kind of data a property can hold and how it behaves.
Complex Properties
Advanced property types for handling structured data.
Creating Properties
Step-by-step guide to creating properties in your PEGA application.
Data Pages
Data pages are reusable data structures that provide efficient data access and caching.
Data Validation
Implementing validation rules to ensure data quality and integrity.
Test Your Knowledge
Take the interactive quiz to reinforce what you've learned in this lesson.