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Overview

This node integrates with the DFA CARES system to perform data operations on application tables. It supports creating, updating, and deleting records in specified tables, as well as running imports. This node is useful for automating data management tasks within DFA CARES, such as adding new entries, modifying existing data, or removing records based on specific criteria.

Use Case Examples

  1. Create a new record in a DFA CARES application table by specifying the table ID and the fields with their values.
  2. Update an existing record by providing the table ID, record ID, and the fields to be updated.
  3. Delete a record from a table by specifying the table ID and the record ID.

Properties

Name Meaning
Application Table ID The ID of the table where the record will be created, updated, or deleted.
Record Fields A collection of field name and value pairs to be set in the record during creation or update.

Output

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  • ApplicationTableId - The ID of the application table involved in the operation.
  • FieldsList - The list of fields and their values for the record (applicable for create and update operations).
  • Where
    • rid - The record ID used to identify the record for update or delete operations.
  • importId - The ID of the import run (applicable for import operation).
  • response - The response from the DFA CARES API after performing the operation.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential for DFA CARES API access, including the domain for the API endpoint.

Troubleshooting

  • Ensure the API credentials are correctly configured with the required domain and authentication token.
  • Verify that the Application Table ID and Record ID (for update/delete) are correct and exist in the DFA CARES system.
  • Check that the fields provided for create or update operations are valid and conform to the expected format.
  • Common error messages may include authentication failures, invalid table or record IDs, or malformed request payloads. Resolving these typically involves verifying credentials, input parameters, and API endpoint correctness.

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