Data Operation Node

The graph is the building block that executes logic and conditions. A data operation node is a collection of nodes for handling common data operations such as string operations. These nodes are available across all projects and can be added directly to the graph. Currently, the following data operation nodes are available:

Node	Icon	Description
String Node		The string node supports a wide range of commonly used string operations. It includes an ever-growing list of functions such as concatenation, trimming, and case conversion, among others. These operations are essential for efficiently handling and manipulating string data within your projects.

You can add, replace, or delete the data operation nodes in the following ways:

Adding a Independent Node

Right-click anywhere on the background of the graph.
From the context menu that appears, select "Add Node". The "Add Node To Graph" window will be displayed.
Select the required type of node from the Data Operation Nodes and click Add Node.

Adding a Linked Node

Move your cursor over the existing node you want to connect to the new node.
Select the arrow, drag, and drop it to create a new node. This new node will be linked to the previous node.
Data Operation node (String Node) can be added to any graph and it is available to just like existing base nodes like Set nodes.

Replacing a Node

Hover over the existing node you want to replace.
Right-click, and choose "Replace Node" from the context menu. The "Replace Node" window will be displayed.
Select the required type of node and click Replace Node.

Deleting a Node

Hover over the existing node you want to delete.
Right-click, and select "Delete Node" from the context menu.

Documentation Index

Data Operation Node

Adding a Independent Node

Adding a Linked Node

Replacing a Node

Deleting a Node