You can perform a private checkout of a rule that is unavailable for you to regularly check out, for example, if the ruleset is locked. You can also check out the rule to a private branch so that you can modify the rule, test it, and then check it back into the development branch.
Note: Checking in a private edit to a branch could result in loss of work if another user checked in changes to the same rule. You receive a warning message if your check-in would result in lost work.
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In the rule form click Private edit.
The
Private edit button appears when all the following
criteria are met:
- The rule is not available for regular checkout, usually because it is already
checked out to another user or because its ruleset version is locked.
- You have the pxAllowPrivateCheckout privilege, which is
typically granted through a role on your access group. The standard access role
PegaRULES:SysAdm4 provides this privilege.
- The rule belongs to a ruleset that has the checkouts enabled.
- Your Operator ID is allowed to check out rules. For more information, see Security tab on the Operator ID form.
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In the dialog box that appears, click
Continue with private edit
to confirm that you want to perform a private checkout.
The system saves a copy of the rule in your personal ruleset. Rules in your personal ruleset will not affect other users’ runtime experiences or actions that they can perform on this rule.
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Modify the rule as appropriate.
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Click
Save. Your changes are saved into the checked-out version and are visible only to you. When you run rules in your application, they resolve to your checked-out version.
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Optional:
Save your changes into a development branch or an unlocked ruleset:
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In the rule form click
Check in.
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Select the branch or ruleset where you want to save your changes.