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title: Creating new Database Records
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# Storing and fetching data in a database
## What you will learn in this guide
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We will go through the following steps in this guide:
- Create a **Record** in the database
- Retrieving the **Id** of the newly created **Record**
- Setting initial values of the **Record**
- Create a **Record** in the database
- Retrieving the **Id** of the newly created **Record**
- Setting initial values of the **Record**
Before starting this guide, make sure you have Cloud Services enabled and have at least one **Class** in the database. You can learn how to do this in [this](/docs/guides/cloud-data/creating-a-backend) and [this](/docs/guides/cloud-data/creating-a-class) guide.
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If you tried out the **Dashboard** you could see how you could create **Records** from there. Now we will learn how to create **Records** from within an app.
Start a new Noodl Project in your workspace. You can use any template, for example the `Hello World` template.
Create a new Noodl Project. You can use any template, for example the `Hello World` template.
Again, make sure you have **Cloud Services** enabled and an active **Cloud Service** set up with at least one **Class**. When opening your `Cloud Services` sidebar it should look something like the image below, with a `Used in editor` cloud service selected.