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Bulk Update Mode for Lists
Whenever a change of value is made to a list item, an event is triggered to the business logic, to inform about the change which contains information about the old value and the updated value of the item.

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Whenever a change of value is made to a list item, an event is triggered to the business logic, to inform about the change which contains information about the old value and the updated value of the item.
| Available in Lightning Experience in Professional, Unlimited, and Enterprise Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled. |
If the value of multiple items in a list are changed, then, for each change, an event is triggered. If the events are suspended through suspendListRefresh(), then the events are buffered in an array. Upon invoking resumeListRefresh(), the queued events are executed sequentially.
Consumer Goods Cloud Mobile App Framework is enhanced to return the array of suspended events by the function resumeListRefresh() without their sequential execution. This feature is only supported for list objects. The following functions support the feature:

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