Which rule type can the Application Accelerator NOT create?

The Application Accelerator in Pega is a tool designed to streamline the creation of various application components. However, it has limitations on the types of rules it can generate automatically. Among the choices provided, the Report Definition is the rule type that the Application Accelerator cannot create.

Report Definitions are used to define queries that retrieve data from the Pega database. They allow for complex data retrieval and manipulation, often requiring a deep understanding of data structures and query capabilities to be effective. The creation of Report Definitions typically involves considerations about performance, data sources, filtering criteria, and presentation, which can be quite intricate. This complexity usually necessitates manual configuration and deeper analysis by developers to ensure that the reports meet specific operational or business requirements.

The other types of rules mentioned, such as Work Parties, Harnesses, and Correspondence, can be generated by the Application Accelerator since they are more straightforward in nature and often based on predefined templates that the Accelerator can manage effectively. This makes the creation process more feasible through automated tools compared to the nuanced demands of Report Definitions.