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Ike@ACE15-Moonstone
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April 7, 2021
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DataChange Event property

  • April 7, 2021
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This is a fairly simple question that I can't find the answer to anywhere. I'm dealing with a DataChange event - Update - and I would like to know what the EntryChangeEvent data shape field definitions 'id' and 'type' indicate in the system. I have a theory that they have to do with specific entry that was changed in the data table, but I can't confirm it.

Best answer by PaiChung

id is the key of the row, use the GetDataTableEntryByKey to get the row itself.

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PaiChung22-Sapphire I
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April 7, 2021

For DataTables and I think Streams as well, ID is the unique id of the records and type is the type of change made.

At least to the best of my knowledge.

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Ike@ACE15-MoonstoneAuthor
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April 7, 2021

So, for data tables, this would include all of the information contained within the row or rows that were changed? Or is it an identifier that points to that data? For example, do I use the 'id' property as the input for the Key of a data table? Do I use it to call the data it represents like you would with any other infotable variable?

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PaiChung22-Sapphire IAnswer
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April 8, 2021

id is the key of the row, use the GetDataTableEntryByKey to get the row itself.

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