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Create an Application for JOB PORTAL
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Hii, 

I need below one.

  1.    Candidate Features:
   â€¢    Candidates should be able to view a list of 10 job roles.
   â€¢    They should be able to apply for a specific job.
   â€¢    Once applied, they should see the status of their application (Pending, Accepted, or Rejected).
   2.    HR Admin Features:
   â€¢    Upon logging in, HR Admin should be able to see which candidates have applied for each role.
   â€¢    They should have the ability to Accept or Reject applications.
   â€¢    The decision should be reflected in the Candidate’s application status. 

2019-04-09 00-57-55
carl ruhle

Hi Saikiran,

could you be more explicit on what you desire? 

I think that there are a lot of that kind of application and for free. 

Regards 

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Saikiran Marepally

where can i get.


2021-04-09 11-42-43
assif_tiger
 
MVP

Dear @Saikiran Marepally
I would recommend you going through the OS Learning material; it will really help u to build a strong foundation.

Kindly avoid posting full req; its better to start building things on your own.
That way, u will learn more & understand how to convert requirements into OS apps.

And don't wry; for anything you get stuck the community is always here to support you :)

https://learn.outsystems.com/training

Wish you all the best & Good Luck

2026-03-12 10-32-06
Wahaj Adil

Hi @Saikiran Marepally , hope you’re doing well.

As suggested by @assif_tiger , please follow the path and instructions. 

The Community is always there to help just be sure to start something from your own. That way you’ll be able to understand Outsystems and its functionalities deeply.

Thanks, best of luck!

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Saikiran Marepally

Hi All,

how to write sql query for static entity. is it possible write..


2023-03-12 08-39-51
Iheb Maatali Riahi

Hi @Saikiran Marepally ,

Regarding the first post , I completely agree with @assif_tiger and @Wahaj Adil , 100%.

When it comes to static entities, you can only generate the corresponding SELECT (retrieve) SQL for them. Static entities in OutSystems are stored in the database as read-only lookup tables, and while generating their SQL representation is straightforward, inserts or updates are not allowed at runtime.

  • The best practice is to manage static entity  directly through Service Studio. If your data needs to be dynamic or modified at runtime, it's recommended to use a regular entity  instead


=> For more information on static entities, refer to the official OutSystems documentation 

Insert or Update :

 


Select :

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Saikiran Marepally

I use work bench for creating the sql for external data. I'm not getting above answer. Can you please explain in detail. 

2023-03-12 08-39-51
Iheb Maatali Riahi

Ok , The main thing to keep in mind is that static entities in OutSystems are read-only. They're designed to hold static lookup values, and their data is typically managed through Service Studio during development. This is why, as I mentioned before, you can only generate the SELECT (retrieve) SQL to fetch the data, not modify it at runtime.

If you're looking to manage external data, there are a few things to consider:

  • Static Entities: You can query the static entity data using SELECT queries, but you can’t directly insert or update data in static entities via SQL (or at runtime).

  • If your goal is to write dynamic SQL for external sources (e.g., pulling data from another database), you’ll likely need to use database entities instead of static entities. With database entities, you can perform CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) as needed.

The general best practice is to manage static entity values through Service Studio when dealing with static data, and if the data needs to be dynamic or pulled from an external source, you should set up an integration with a regular database entity .

hope this helps. Have a great day ! 


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