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# 28. Mutation: Gem flere "Notes", batch-operation

Denne mutation giver dig mulighed for at knytte flere Noter til et angivet Mark.

{% hint style="success" %}
Det maksimale antal Noter, der kan gemmes, er 25.
{% endhint %}

{% hint style="success" %}
Tilføj `uuid` attributten i inputtet for at opdatere Noten.
{% endhint %}

* En Note kan linkes til Marken via dens unikke identifikator `fieldUuid,`  til det tilknyttede SoilDataset via `soilDatasetUuid`, til ZonesMap via `vectorAnalysisMapUuid`.
* Koordinaten for Noten kan indstilles ved hjælp af `centroid` attribut, som kræver defineret `breddegrad` og `længdegrad` værdier. 
* Typen af Note kan angives ved hjælp af `type` attribut med acceptable værdier `PLANNED` eller `REAL`. 
* Beskrivelsen af Noten kan angives ved hjælp af `comment` attribut. Hvis beskrivelsen skal være flersproget, skal `comment` attributten indeholde en streng med nye linjetegn `\\n` for at adskille linjer. For eksempel: `"Første linje. er her\\nAnden linje er her.\\nTredje linje er her."`.

{% code overflow="wrap" lineNumbers="true" %}

```graphql
mutation BatchSaveNotes {
  saveNotes(input:{
    notes: [{
      fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
      centroid: {latitude: 51.177747, longitude:  -113.533613},
      type: PLANNED,
      comment: "Batch gem: 1",
      vectorAnalysisMapUuid: "983095c1-8d31-4cc0-9143-502c35df358d"
    }, {
      uuid: "531d4cc4-b464-435c-8bb5-464cc13fcafa",
      fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
      centroid: {latitude: 51.177747, longitude:  -113.533613},
      type: REAL,
      comment: "Batch opdatering: 1",
      vectorAnalysisMapUuid: "983095c1-8d31-4cc0-9143-502c35df358d"
    }, {
      fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
      centroid: {latitude: 51.177747, longitude:  -113.533613},
      type: REAL,
      comment: "Batch gem: 2",
      vectorAnalysisMapUuid: "983095c1-8d31-4cc0-9143-502c35df358d"
    }, {
      fieldUuid: "d31240db-98e6-4cb0-b0a8-97ffe00f5e0d",
      centroid: {latitude: 51.177747, longitude:  -113.533613},
      type: REAL,
      comment: "Batch gem: 2",
      soilDatasetUuid: "983095c1-8d31-4cc0-9143-502c35df358d"
    }
  ]
  } ) {
    uuid
    fieldUuid
    oprettetDato
    updatedDate
  }
}
```

{% endcode %}


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