Set to 'Update_Synch' as False

[pgarg]

Hi Team,

Can we change the value of 'Update_synch' attribute? If yes then from where we can change it ?

Regards,

Pooja Garg

[Chuck Tomasi · Accepted solution]

Hi Pooja,

I recommend reaching to customer support if you need to do something like this. That attribute is generally not available to customers for a good reason.

What is the requirement for wanting to turn this off? It determines which records get captured in update sets. Without it, you could miss key configurations to your system.

[pgarg]

Hi Chuck,

Thanks !! For learning purpose, I want to know this. There is no other requirement.

Regards,

Pooja Garg

[Chuck Tomasi]

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Thank you

[Julian Hoch]

Only records considered as part of the "configuration" is part of the Update Set. If you have custom tables you consider configuration and want to part of the update set, you should extend Application File (sys_metadata). You can also rebase existing custom tables.

If you have some data that does not extend sys_metadata and you want to transport this as part of your deployment, you have the "Create Application Files" link:

If you are working in a scoped application this data will then be part of the application data and can get deployed. You can in theory also use it to force data to update sets, but there are better solutions to do this on share.