- Multiple Data Set Synchronisation: You can download and synchronise multiple databases or tables in offline mode. For example, you can download and synchronise customer data and order details at the same time.
- Scheduled Synchronisation: You can ensure that data is automatically synchronised with the server at specific intervals. This allows you to ensure that data is updated regularly.
- Data Conflict Management: You can add data control mechanisms to manage conflicts caused by changes made while offline. For example, if multiple users make changes to the same data, an approval process can be initiated in case of a conflict.
Technical Risks
- Data Conflicts:To prevent conflicts between changes made while offline and data on the server, add conflict management during synchronisation. When conflicts are detected, a notification can be sent to the user.
- Data Loss:To prevent changes made in offline mode from being lost, ensure that sufficient security measures are in place in the local database. For example, you can enable automatic data backup.
- Data Synchronisation Issues: Carefully configure data transfer processes to prevent data loss during synchronisation. You can also add error checking mechanisms during the synchronisation process.
Download Offline DB action allows users to use your application efficiently even when they don't have an internet connection. With this action, database data can be downloaded to the device's local database, and changes made while offline can be synchronised with the server when the internet connection is restored. The ability to work offline improves the user experience and allows you to continue your business processes without interruption.
