Hi, I am using the a!recordIdentifier() function to get the record identifier. M

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over 9 years ago

Hi, I am using the a!recordIdentifier() function to get the record identifier. My record-type is service-backed.
I am ensuring that the source Expression rule of the service backed record returns datasubset with identifiers.

I want to be able to post a event on the tempoo using the Record tag. (which requires recordIdentifier).
But, I am not able to get the record identifier. When the message is posted on to the tempo feed, it shows the Record tag as "Not Available"

Previously, my record type was entity backed and I was able to view the Record tag when I posted to the tempo.
But, no luck with service backed record.
Any idea what I am missing?

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@codys, @Eduardo, are rule-backed records better at performance than entity-backed records? I just want to confirm my understanding. I think service-backed records will be better at performance than entity-backed records. Suppose you are using a!queryEntity() to get the datasubset in your rule-backed record(service-backed record). You have the flexibility to only retrieve only the columns you desire rather than retrieving all the columns (attributes). Besides you can always apply rule-based facets dynamically to rule-backed records. One thing is sure - Service backed records allow more flexibility and control while we are configuring them. But are they better at performance than entity-backed records?
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@codys, @Eduardo, are rule-backed records better at performance than entity-backed records? I just want to confirm my understanding. I think service-backed records will be better at performance than entity-backed records. Suppose you are using a!queryEntity() to get the datasubset in your rule-backed record(service-backed record). You have the flexibility to only retrieve only the columns you desire rather than retrieving all the columns (attributes). Besides you can always apply rule-based facets dynamically to rule-backed records. One thing is sure - Service backed records allow more flexibility and control while we are configuring them. But are they better at performance than entity-backed records?
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