Non-keyed sublists have no indexing line element or internal ID that can be used as a key. Each line in a non-keyed sublist is recorded in a flat list. In the UI, non-keyed sublists and keyed sublists may look similar; however, technically, they are quite different. Because non-keyed sublists contain no referencing keys (or handles), you cannot… Continue reading Updating Non-keyed Sublists in SOAP Web Services
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Updating Keyed Sublists in SOAP Web Services
Keyed sublists have an indexing line element or internal ID that can be used as a key. Keyed sublists allow you to set the replaceAll attribute to FALSE to update only the lines you are submitting in your SOAP request. When working with keyed sublists, the value of the replaceAll attribute has the following effects: replaceAll =… Continue reading Updating Keyed Sublists in SOAP Web Services