- Dynamic Data Selection: The Id parameter can be made dynamic. The ID value can be determined dynamically with the form data received from the user. For example, the deletion process can be performed with the ID of the record selected from a list.
- Post-Deletion Actions: After the deletion process, you can redirect the user to another page or display a confirmation message about the deleted data.
- Data Deletion Confirmation: Since deletion processes are prone to user errors, it is important to use confirmation mechanisms to prevent accidental data loss. Two different methods can be used for this purpose:
- Confirmation action: When the deletion process is triggered, a special confirmation window is displayed to the user. The user confirms or cancels the process by selecting “Yes” or “No.” This method creates a separate confirmation step along with the action that initiated the process.
- Confirmation feature: Thanks to this feature, which can be defined within UI elements (e.g., a button), confirmation can be obtained directly from the user through the element. The message content, title, and button labels can be customized.
- Both methods make user interaction secure. Depending on your application's needs, you can choose the Confirmation action for more control or the Confirmation feature for simple validation.
Technical Risks
- Incorrect Record Deletion: Make sure that the user has confirmed before deleting.
- Invalid ID: Make sure that the Id parameter is received correctly and is valid. Invalid IDs may cause errors.
The Delete Record action helps keep the system organized and manageable by cleaning up unnecessary or invalid data in the database. Thanks to integration with MSSQL and Oracle databases, effective data management can be achieved without changing the existing infrastructure.
