Having two tables one is having 100 records other is having 5 records with same index as in table one

As far as I know, there are two issues present:

1. You cannot invoke the write to record function directly. Instead, you need to incorporate this function within a saveInto parameter of a component.
2. you can not  trigger more than one smart service within a single saveInto operation.

Potential solutions may vary based on the requirements and data:

1. Utilize a component where you can integrate your smart service (writeToRecords function) and perform all data operations in one step.
2. Employ a!startProcess or a!startProcesslink to trigger multiple writeToRecords operations as needed.

Hi balti ,

Thanks for your reply !!

So i was thinking previously , that i need to solve this problem throught a!startprocess 

To solve this point need to create process model and interface through interface i will handle the related data and employee data and then need to submit the  process accordigly..

Please let me know is it right ???

Hi balti ,

Thanks for your reply !!

So i was thinking previously , that i need to solve this problem throught a!startprocess 

To solve this point need to create process model and interface through interface i will handle the related data and employee data and then need to submit the  process accordigly..

Please let me know is it right ???

Certainly, but there's no need to directly write the data in records in interface itself. Instead, you can utilize the rule inputs (RI) of the interface and process variables (PV) to capture and transfer the data generated or manipulated within the interface into the process. Moreover, you have the flexibility to designate the variables as multiples, enabling you to manage multiple sets of data seamlessly.

balti ,

Thanks !!!!

Let me try to solve this. Thanks again