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Validation added to tables acts as a data layer to help block invalid data. Applying validation to table attributes ensures consistency across your application, as the same validation is applied anywhere the attribute is used.
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Validation is automatically applied to data being entered via a form by checking the it against the properties of the backing attribute, such as the length of a string and the type of data expected. |
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Validation can also be applied to form fields on screens.
- Validation Type defines the expected input for the form field it is applied to for it to be considered valid.
- Validation on form fields allows set validation to be applied, e.g. mandatory, min/max length.
- Custom Validation on form fields allows bespoke validation to be applied, e.g. checking a value entered matches a value on a table.