Final answer:
The statement is false; setting the work urgency in subcase data transforms does not overwrite the parent value by default. Urgency is managed separately unless customized logic is applied.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement that setting the work urgency in each subcase data transform overwrites the parent value if the superclass feature is used is False. In Pega, a data transform can indeed set or change the urgency of a work item, but changes in a subcase do not automatically overwrite the urgency value in a parent case unless explicitly designed to do so. The superclass feature in Pega ensures that there is a hierarchical relationship between classes, meaning that properties and configurations, such as data transforms, can be inherited from parent to child classes.
The work urgency in a subcase is typically managed separately from its parent, to allow each case to reflect its own level of importance. If a use case requires that updates in the subcase should affect the parent case’s urgency, custom logic would need to be implemented within the system to facilitate this behaviour.