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Siebel Business Process & Functionality (MOSC)

Set Preference Constraint template not working with multiple instance child product

Apr 14, 2019 11:15PM edited Apr 23, 2019 5:00AM in Siebel Business Process & Functionality (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered ✓

Hi All,

below are the requirement and issue faced. Set preference rule template is not working as expected. Can you suggest any alternate approach for this or any solutions to overcome below issue is appreciated.

Sample Structure:

RCP-->Root Product
---sdWanContractTerm (LOV with values: 0, 24, 35)
---slaRestoration LOV with different values

Child1--only single child product with multiple cardinalities allowed
---sdWanContractTerm (LOV with values: 0, 24, 35)

Requirement:

user want to select the value of sdWanContractTerm on RCP and the same value need to cascade to Child1 product by default for each instance added. Also, the user should have an option to change sdWanContractTerm on any of child instances when required.

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