This post is a part of a series. If you are new to this use case, please check my previous post to understand the problem and solution design.
In this post, we will discuss how to perform CRUD operations on this dataset
Let’s start..
Here’s our dataset record sample:
{
"UserID": "SomeID",
"UserName": "John Doe",
"Time Entries": [
{
"Week": 1,
"Day": "Sunday",
...
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Perform CRUD operations on expanding datasets in SharePoint (Part 1)
This post is a part of a series. If you are new to this use case, please check my previous post to understand the problem and solution design. In this post, we will discuss how to perform CRUD operations on this dataset Let’s start.. Here’s our dataset record sample: { “UserID”: “SomeID”, “UserName”: “John Doe”,…
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