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Write Related Records – Appian Space Step 3 – Construct the Data to be written Now when you have connected the records, you can use a variable of type – “Resource” to also save the data of the connected record type – “Skills” Simply use the relationship to store either one or many related records based on the type of relationship and skip the primary key or foreign key parameter If you are using a grid structure to capture multiple skills, you can configure the addNewRowLink parameter to append a new blank record
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