Data Structure CRUD Overview

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Decisions Data Structure Matrix

To learn more, refer to the 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 Execution 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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