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How does one do a full-record Insert, Update and/or Delete (say, an Organization and all related/child records) without having to call the endpoint for each record type? For even moderately sized Organization records, you could end up with hundreds or thousands of write requests to the API for a single Organization, when you add up all the Addresses, Contacts, Phones, and all of the subrecord types.
Should we consider a way to push full groups of records in a single request, at least for, say, the "core" record types of Organziation, Service and Location? This is sort of the "write" side of the coin versus the topics about which fields and subrecord types to return in GETs (simple, complete, custom).
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Related to Issue 26: #26
How does one do a full-record Insert, Update and/or Delete (say, an Organization and all related/child records) without having to call the endpoint for each record type? For even moderately sized Organization records, you could end up with hundreds or thousands of write requests to the API for a single Organization, when you add up all the Addresses, Contacts, Phones, and all of the subrecord types.
Should we consider a way to push full groups of records in a single request, at least for, say, the "core" record types of Organziation, Service and Location? This is sort of the "write" side of the coin versus the topics about which fields and subrecord types to return in GETs (simple, complete, custom).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: