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| + | ===== Set Values For External Records ===== | ||
| <WRAP center important 95%> | <WRAP center important 95%> | ||
| - | Please be very carefully with this task. We are not responsible for any modifications you do with it, if you set the wrong selection and change too much records. | + | Please be very carefully with this task. We are not responsible for any modifications you do with it, if you set the wrong selection and change too much records. \\ |
| This task is able to modify every record within a module during one execution with the same value, if you don’t work carefully. You could loose your data. | This task is able to modify every record within a module during one execution with the same value, if you don’t work carefully. You could loose your data. | ||
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| - | ===== Set Values For External Records ===== | + | |
| + | This task is equal to the default “[[en:start:tasks:record_management:set_value|set values]]” task, but allows you to modify multiple external records at once. \\ | ||
| + | The configuration is split into two parts. On top of configuration you generate a Record Selection, to select the records you want to modify. | ||
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| + | Below this part, you found the default “Set values” configuration, which allows you to set single fields and the new content of this field. \\ | ||
| + | Because this block is very powerful, you could enable a “Dry Run” mode, which don’t modify records, and only log the matched Record IDs into the execution statistic of this block. | ||