Store Data Module
  • 07 Jun 2024
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Description

The Store Data module allows you to store the values into enterprise variables or send an API request to store the data in a separate database.

Application

The Store Data module is used whenever you want to store information so that it may be used for further processing after an engagement has ended. The Store Data module allows you to either store the information locally within enterprise variables or make an API call to store the information on an external database. For example, if you were to ask for the contact information of a user, you would use this module to save the user’s response.

Settings

If you would like to store information locally inside enterprise variables, fill in the following settings:

  • Label: The label uniquely identifies this module inside the Ushur for your reference.

  • Application context: Each application has its own set of enterprise variables. Values will be saved into the enterprise variables of the selected application.

  • Write on: These are the enterprise variables for the selected context which you will enter values for.

  • Using: These are the variables that you want to write into a row of the metadata. 

  • Choices: Proceeds to the next module based on whether the values were successfully stored.

If you would like to store the data in an external database, toggle the switch from “Local” to “Remote”. Then configure the following settings:

  • URL (required): API’s destination URL and HTTP method to be used.

Headers: You can use Key/Value pairs for the parameters and their values.

Note that enterprise variables designated as keys must have a value assigned to them, while other enterprise variables do not.

Upon completion, you can view the newly entered enterprise variables by viewing the table in the Meta Data tab on your Ushur builder. Each column in the table represents an enterprise variable and each row is an associated set of values.


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