Question

Our application needs to access our companies account data which is stored in a database.

The first thing we do is to run the Database Table Class Mapping Wizard which generates a data class for us that we've named Data-Account.

Next, we create the implementation class. First, locate the PegaCA-Interface class that we want to implement, in our case PegaCA-Interface-Account, and save it to our application. We end up with having something similar to Interface-Account.

Now we create the Data Page. Depending on the data page we want to implement the data source used to load the data page will change. For instance if we are looking to load a single instance, say for the details of an account, we can use the Lookup data search type. If we wanted to return multiple results we might consider using a report definition to fetch the results.

Answer 1

To access the company's account data stored in a database, the student needs to generate a data class, create an implementation class, and create a Data Page with the appropriate data search type.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Computers and Technology, specifically related to accessing a company's account data stored in a database.

To implement the data access, the student needs to follow these steps:

1. Generate a data class using the Database Table Class Mapping Wizard, which will create a class for the account data.
2. Create an implementation class by saving the required interface class, in this case PegaCA-Interface-Account.
3. Create a Data Page for the data source. Depending on the type of data to be loaded, the student can choose the appropriate data search type like Lookup or report definition.