Get edited information of Infotable and update external database

[etc6]

Hey guys,

I'm working on a project and got a simple problem.

I've got an InfoTable which is feeded with data from an Oracle database.

In this InfoTable I have one column which is editable (orange rectangle in first screen).

I would like to change the content from "HELLO"  to , in this example, "HELLO WORLD!" (orange rectangle in second screen).

Then I have a button which calls a service when clicked.

In this service I would like to retrieve the changed information from the column and make an update

with this new information on my external Oracle database.

Haven't seen a solution for that so far.

To resume the problem:

How can I get the edited values of an InfoTable and save them in an external database?

Thanks for your help

[etc6]

The screens didn't appear in my question so I added them here.

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[slangley]

Hi @etc6.

Please refer to the Working with External Databases guide available in the Developer Portal.

Regards.

--Sharon

[etc6]

Hey thanks for the response.

I've checked the article and it explains how to write the data into a database.

No I only need the method/function which can retrieve the edited information from the InfoTable cell.

I could imagine that I need a specific event trigger, like onCellChange or a thing like that which calls the service 

to save the changed value into a variable.

Do you guys have an idea which trigger I would fit my requirement?

[slangley]

Hi @etc6.

There is a data source on the grid called EditedTable which can be passed to the service you use for committing changes to the database.

Hopefully, this helps.

Regards.

--Sharon

[slangley]

Hi @etc6.

If the previous responses assisted you in a solution, please mark the appropriate one as the Accepted Solution for the benefit of others on the community.

Regards.

--Sharon

[etc6]

Hey @slangley 

I found a solution for my problem, actually it's more a workaround than an exact solution but

I can use it for my needs. It's a working colleague who guided me to this.

I will post that solution whenever I have the time to do so.