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• Create a MultiRecord model

  • Go to the Model tab

  • Click on the + icon

  • Enter information, click Save

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• Click Details tab

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1. Label: Label is used to identify the model at the UI

2. Name: Name is the unique identifier of the instancemodel

3. Type: From Select the type from the dropdown , select the type menu i.e. Record, API, Aggregate, and Item

4. Record Count: From Select the record count from the dropdown , select the record type menu i.e Singlerecord and Multirecord

5. Is Shared?:

6. Object Def: From Select the obj def from the dropdown , select the object that you want to bind the model to

7. Offset:

8. Limit: How Set the limit for how many records do you want to display at a time

9. Order By:

   1. Click on the + icon

      

   2. Fill in the information, click Save

      

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1. Field name: Select the field name from the dropdown menu

2. Sort As: From the dropdown, select Select the option Ascending or Descending from the dropdown menu

• Click Fields tab

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  • Select the field. These fields are added to the selected fields

  • These selected fields are added to the model

• Click the UI Fields tab

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  • Click New button

    

    • Enter Label & Name, click on the Config icon

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    • Enter information, click Save

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1. Field Source: Select the field source from the dropdown menu

   1. Field:

   2. Variable:

   3. Model:

   4. Static:

   5. Cookie:

   6. LocalStorage:

   7. QueryParam:

   8. User:

2. Merge Field Expression:

3. Message Body:

• Click the Criteria tab

• Click on the Filter + icon

  • Filter:

    • A model filter contains a list of Model Conditions

    • You can filter your models by using the Filter

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1. Field Name: Select the field name from the dropdown menu for which you want to add criteria

2. Operator: Select the field name from the dropdown menu.

   1. Equals: Used to compare two values or expressions

   2. NotEquals: Checks whether two values are not equal

   3. StartWithstart with: Checks any string that starts with

   4. Contains: Indicates a search for any of the specified words within a particular attribute

   5. EndsWith: String ends with the specified value

   6. In: Allows you to easily test if an expression matches any value in a list of values

3. Source Type: Select the source type from the dropdown menu, e.g. Field, Variable, Model, Static, Cookie, LocalStorage, QueryParam, User

4. Variables: Select the variable from the dropdown menu, e.g. Record Id

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• Select a Multi Record Model

  • In the basic config, Click + icon

  • Add the Model and click Save

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• For a single Single record modelModel, the same procedure is used.

Context Models

• A Context model is created by using a multi-record model

• It acts as a single record model

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