Defining data source details

In the Details tab, under Properties,

Complete the following details :

Property	Description
Name*	A unique name used to refer to the datasource object within the application
Table Name*	The name of the database object containing the data; for example, name of the Table, View or REST API
API Name	The name of the stored procedure, if any, that is used to perform DML operations
Object Type	The type of the underlying data source
Object Connection Code	A connection code for connecting to different schemas/databases. Note: The object connection details of these schemas/databases must be defined in the Setup page. If you are using the default application schema under the current subdomain, you must not select any Object Connection Code.
Object Handler Class	The class name of the custom java code, if any, that required to access the datasource
Enable logging	Select Yes to enable logging of database operations. Note: This is useful for debugging the pre-query, post query or server-side validation scripts.

If applicable, select the following checkboxes :

Name	Description
Active	Indicates that the datastore is active. If inactivated, any UI component, that is bound to the object, will throw an error while trying to access the object.
UseAPI	Indicates the use of the APIs for standard DML operations
Call Post Query	Indicates that the defined post query will be invoked
Skip Query For Updates	Indicates that the update query operation, if any, will be skipped for the data source
Email On Insert	Sends email notifications when the user performs an insert operation
Email On Update	Sends email notifications when the user performs an update operation
Email On Delete	Sends email notifications when the user performs a delete operation
Confirmation Enabled	Indicates that a confirmation message will pop up in the UI before an action is to be performed.

Click Save. The datasource is created and can be accessed from the Manage Datasources.