What is the difference between Constraints and Validation Rules?
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Answer / Virendra Sharma
Constraints in Pega are used to validate data at the property level, ensuring that the entered values adhere to specific rules (such as format, length, or range). On the other hand, Validation Rules are used for more complex validation scenarios, including business logic checks. While Constraints can be applied directly to properties, Validation Rules need to be defined separately and associated with activities.
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