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Select Tasks for Cascade Add aka Advanced Cascade Add

Related products:CS Rules Engine
mindy
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TMaier
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  • mindy
    mindy
  • heather_hansen
    heather_hansen
  • sdrostgainsightcom
    sdrostgainsightcom
  • TMaier
    TMaier
  • romihache
    romihache
  • dayn.johnson
    dayn.johnson
  • Veronica.Moore
  • anitat
    anitat

bradley

User Story: As an Admin, I would like the ability to control WHICH subsequent tasks field(s) are cascade added to in a Rule or DD so that I don’t have to manually add/remove a field where it is not desired after the fact in the cases where a complex design means adding to every fetch would cause issues.

 

Background: There are times though that I have a complicated design where adding a field to ALL subsequent tasks would be a disaster. This means I have to add it and say ‘no’ every time, or I say ‘yes’ once and then delete it where I don’t want it. Either option is a pain.

 

Ask: I would really like the option to control what field(s) go to which fetches when I add something higher up in the hierarchy - an “Advanced Cascade Add” option, if you will. Keeping the default of “add all” is totally fine, but the ability for more advanced control would be amazing.

 

This would be something that should be across anywhere this type of infrastructure is used: Horizon Rules, Data Designer, Advanced/Dynamic JO Queries or whatever.

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TMaier
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  • September 4, 2024

Yes please! Sometimes the field you want to add is for a transform 3 tasks down the line but would completely break a subsequent aggregation. Right now, my options are to select "No" and manually add the field down through the step I need it, or select "Yes" and manually remove it from every task after that. This feels like the most elegant solution.


dayn.johnson
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  • September 4, 2024

Fantastic point! Having to remove or rename the SFDC id over and over can get a bit repetitive, just so you know which one you want to keep and which one(s) need to be excluded from the final field list.


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