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# 2025-02-19: OE - Datastore

## Overview

We are happy to introduce the Datastore, which has been developed to enhance data uploading and retrieval. To work with data storing, we've introduced two new modules that integrate into forms, making managing and accessing information easier than ever.

## New features

| Feature                               | Benefits                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
| ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Set a Datastore from a CSV Upload** | This module helps in organizing and maintaining data integrity by allowing the population of structured datastores. By using namespaces and unique key columns, it ensures data consistency.                       |
| **List Values in a Datastore**        | This module provides a protected and controlled access to datastore values through a unique Magic Link ID. By using a single entry point for data retrieval, it ensures security and simplifies access management. |

## Known problems

No known problems at time of release.

## Documentation and links

* [OE Modules - Datastore](/oe-user-guides/value-streams/working-with-value-streams/oe-make-modules.md)
* [Datastore](/oe-user-guides/value-streams/datastore.md)


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