Main difference between ‘write to entity’ and ‘write to records'

One of the biggest differences is just the number of objects used. We created the Write Records node because that enables you to use a record type for all operations - if you use Write to DSE, you must create a CDT, Data Store, and Entity to perform the write.

There are also a couple of additional benefits to Write Records:

• You can write records and related records together, which makes it easy to update multiple tables at once
• You can use Write Records to also write record events, which can help you understand the key milestones in your application
• Write Records has an option to skip the node if an error occurs (while Write to DSE does not), which gives you more flexibility in writing data
• Write Records is more efficient at updating data - if certain fields are not included or not changed, Write Records ignores them, making updates faster and less likely to accidentally overwrite data

Like Stefan said - I generally recommend using Write Records over Write to DSE. It has a lot of benefits over Write to DSE, and we're also continuing to make updates to Write Records in the coming quarters!

One of the biggest differences is just the number of objects used. We created the Write Records node because that enables you to use a record type for all operations - if you use Write to DSE, you must create a CDT, Data Store, and Entity to perform the write.

There are also a couple of additional benefits to Write Records:

• You can write records and related records together, which makes it easy to update multiple tables at once
• You can use Write Records to also write record events, which can help you understand the key milestones in your application
• Write Records has an option to skip the node if an error occurs (while Write to DSE does not), which gives you more flexibility in writing data
• Write Records is more efficient at updating data - if certain fields are not included or not changed, Write Records ignores them, making updates faster and less likely to accidentally overwrite data

Like Stefan said - I generally recommend using Write Records over Write to DSE. It has a lot of benefits over Write to DSE, and we're also continuing to make updates to Write Records in the coming quarters!

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