Overview
Decisions Data Structure Matrix
To learn more, refer to the Understanding Differences Between Data Structures article.
After creating a Data Structure capable of writing to the database, Designers maintain its data internally by implementing Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) actions via Flow steps.
CRUD action steps are auto-generated after creating the Data Structure and are accessible under the User Defined Types step category sorted by its Data Structure type. Expanding User Defined Types reveals the sub-categories tabulated below:
| Category | Contents |
| Case Entity | Contains CRUD Flow steps for user created Case Entities |
| CSV Structures | Contains CRUD Flow steps CSV generated data types |
| CSV Structures [Database Stored] | Contains CRUD Flow steps CSV generated data types |
| Database Structures | Contains CRUD Flow steps for user created Database Structures |
| Database Structures [Leased] | Contains CRUD steps for leased Database Structures |
| Defined Data Structures [Advanced] | Contains CRUD Flow steps for user created Database Structures [Advanced] |
| Entities | Contains CRUD Flow steps for user created Entities |
| Entity Extensions | Contains CRUD steps for Entity Extensions |
| Flow Data Extensions | Contains CRUD steps for Flow Execution Extensions |
| Folder Extensions | Contains CRUD steps for user created Folder Extensions |
| JSON Schema Structures | Contains serialization and deserialization steps for user defined Json Schema Types |
| JSON Structures | Contains serialization and deserialization steps for user defined Json Types |
| XML Structures | Contains serialization and deserialization steps for user defined XML Types |
| XSD Structures | Contains serialization and deserialization steps for user defined XSD Types |
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