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Fills the Facade's SQL-Statement buffer with statements must save the list items in the list combined with the list items of the nested lists. Depending on the object status these are INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements.
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For saving the nested list objects a third ListObject and
ListItem must be defined. This ListItem contains all the
fields required for saving the information to the database. For more information, see Nested
List Objects.
For each item of the parent list the function iterates through the items of the nested ListObject and combines the data as follows:
ListItem and the nested ListItem, which is also contained in the third ListItem. If a property is defined in both list items (parent and nested) the value
of the nested ListItem is used.ListItem, which are also contained in the third ListItem. In addition, the properties defined in the mapping are
added or overwritten over the values of the parent ListItem.One ListItem of the third ListObject is created and this single instance of the ListItem is used for saving each combined data record. The name of the ListObject is needed instead of the ListItem to get the data source needed for saving.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
Refers to the list you want to save. |
|
Refers to the name of the ListObject to be used
to save the combined data. |
|
Refers to the optional JSON-mapping parameters of the nested ListObject to be saved. If a mapping isn’t defined, all
parameters of the nested ListObject are added to the
ListItem for saving. |

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