Schema
Define the fields so bindings and record actions know the shape.
Data Store
Client-side collections in App Connect: define a schema, store records, and perform record actions like insert/update/delete.
Data Store is a client-side collection that can persist in session storage and supports record actions.
What it’s for
Section titled “What it’s for”Use Data Store when you need a collection you can add/update/delete on the client (for example: a cart, temporary edits, or a local list for UI state).
Session
Optionally persist records across reloads.
Actions
Insert/update/upsert/delete/clear/batch.
Where you’ll use it
Section titled “Where you’ll use it”Data Store appears as a data source in bindings and pickers, and you can manage its records with client-side actions (insert/update/delete).
Bind to records and fields
Insert/update/delete records from events
Optionally persist via session storage
Core Properties
Section titled “Core Properties”These are the key fields you’ll configure in Properties.
Find the data component and its current values
Section titled “Find the data component and its current values”Select the data component in App Structure. Its Properties configure the source and behavior; the Data panel shows the values currently available to the page.
The ID is how you reference the Data Store in bindings and action pickers.
Session storage
Section titled “Session storage”Enable session persistence when you want data to survive a reload within the same browser session.
Schema
Section titled “Schema”Define your fields so bindings, record actions, and generated columns have a reliable structure.
NOTE: Generated Columns are derived fields you calculate from other values in the record, such as totals, labels, or status flags. Use them when you want reusable computed values without storing duplicate data in every item.
Conclusion
Section titled “Conclusion”Next, learn how to filter/sort/page through collections using Data View.
Pick your next tour
Section titled “Pick your next tour”Continue with traversal and filtering.