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51m ago
ahoy @Alon Grod,
check this guide: Add to Update Set Utility Documentation and Custom Configurations
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52m ago
that UI action is mostly on form and not from list
You will have to create a new one which works on list choice and enhance the logic
but why you need it for sys_choice? it already gets captured in update set
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ahoy @Alon Grod,
check this guide: Add to Update Set Utility Documentation and Custom Configurations
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22m ago
Hi @Alon Grod
Post updating records in bulk in your instance, you can move it to next instance using xml export /import to new instance. (Recommended)
Found some custom tool:
Refer: https://snprotips.com/tools/include-in-update-set-tool
Usage - Bulk Include
In order to bulk-include records into your update set, simply visit the list view of a table that is not already tracked in update sets, tick the boxes next to each record you’d like to include, scroll to the bottom of the list, and select Include in Update Set from the list select UI action box.
Each record that’s selected will be independently evaluated in order to ensure that it meets the same criteria as are required for a record to be forced to an update set on a one-by-one basis (that is, the same conditions as mentioned under the single record usage section above).
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Tanushree Maiti
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