Modifies non-key values in the SDIAddress table.

sdcid

Identifier of the SDC for the SDI to which the Contact is assigned.

Yes

keyid1

Identifiers of the SDIs.

Yes

keyid2

Identifiers of the SDIs.

Only for multi-key SDCs.

keyid3

Identifiers of the SDIs.

Only for multi-key SDCs.

addressid

Identifier of the Address SDI (Contact) you want to assign to the SDI.

Yes

The Address SDI must be a Contact associated with the SDI.

addresstype

Type (if any) for the Address SDI.

Yes

contactfunction

Value of the AddressFunction Reference Type (if any) associated with the Address SDI.

Yes

contactfunction is a column in the SDIAddress table.

functiondt

applylock

Determines whether or not (Y/N) data are locked during Action processing.

No

rsetid

Identifier of the RSet that is passed into this Action.

No.

This is useful if you have created an RSet in another Action and want to use those values in this Action.
For example, suppose you have created an RSet in Action-001, and the Rset contains SDCId and KeyId values from multiple SDIs. You want to pass these values into Action-007. Rather than specifying all of these values in Action-007, you can simply specify the RSetId from Action-001.
An added advantage is that if data are locked in the Action-001 RSet, they will be locked in Action-007 as well.

propsmatch

Determines how the Action handels multi-value properties:
Y = Edits each column in each Address for each SDI.
N = Edits all columns in all Addresses for all SDIs.

No

The properties of this Action are keys that are not intended to be edited. You can edit the values of all other columns in the SDIAddress table by adding properties having the same identifiers as the column names.