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    The document outlines steps to create and manage objects: 1) Get object properties, 2) Create new objects, 3) Read existing object data, 4) Lock objects to prevent concurrent changes, 5) Save updated object data. It also references a dynamic query result related to object persistence in a generic integration layer application model.

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    The document outlines steps to create and manage objects: 1) Get object properties, 2) Create new objects, 3) Read existing object data, 4) Lock objects to prevent concurrent changes, 5) Save updated object data. It also references a dynamic query result related to object persistence in a generic integration layer application model.

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    BOL Genil Basic Flow Steps

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    create structures ->key attr GenIL Imp Class 1. get_obj_props 2. create_objects 3. get_objects - read data 4. lock_objects 5. save_objects 6.

    GET_DYNAMIC_QUERY_RESULT IF_GENIL_APPLMODEL_PERSISTENCY

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