Building a page to update records Your application can contain a page that lets users update existing records in a database table. An update page is usually a detail page working in tandem with a results page. The results page lets the user choose a record to update, then passes the choice to the update page. An update page has three building blocks:
Note: The update page can contain only one record-editing server behavior at a time. For example, you cannot add an Insert Record or a Delete Record server behavior to the update page.
Identifying the record to update
When users want to update a record, they must first find that record in the
database. Accordingly, you need a search and a results page to work with the
update page. For instructions on creating a search and a results page, see
Building Pages that Search Databases.
The results page tells the update page which record to update by passing
it a URL parameter. Therefore, make sure the results page has a Go to Detail
Page server behavior that names the update page as the detail page.
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