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Creating Process Objects

On the

Process Objects

tab, you can define one or more process objects for a data access service connector to group data and create a structured object. When defined in the data access service connector, the process objects are available to processes that use the data access service connector. For example, if a database returns demographic information such as name, address, and phone number, you might create a single demographic process object that contains this information.

You can associate each process object with one or more of the data elements returned by the database using the

Actions/Output

tab.

To create data access service connector process objects, perform the following steps:

Create or open an existing data access service connector.

Click the

Process Objects

tab.

Click

to add a new process object or select an existing process object from the list. Each process object appears as a line item on the tab.

The following image shows the

Process Objects

tab:

On the

Properties

tab, specify the following details for each process object:

Name

: Enter a name that identifies the process object. This name appears in the lists where the process object is available for selection. This is a required field.

Description

: Enter a description for the process object.

On the

Fields

tab, specify the following details for each process object:

Field Name

: Enter a name for each field in the process object.

Type

: Select the data type of the value being written to the field using one of the built-in data types such as Text, Integer, or Date Time. If the type is Object List, you also select a process object.

Required

: Select this check box to set the field as a required field.

A required field must be included in the request payload. It can contain a value, be empty, or be null.

Nullable

: Clear this check box if the field must not accept null values. By default, the

Nullable

check box is selected.

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