If you are using the JDBC connection, which step would you use in a process or guide to create a new record in a database?

When using the JDBC connection to create a new record in a database, the appropriate step to utilize is the operation specifically designed for inserting or adding new entries, which is referred to as Create. This operation directly facilitates the action of generating new records within the specified database table.

In the context of database operations, "Create" aligns with standard database terminology (CRUD operations), where it refers explicitly to the creation of new data entries. This operation typically requires mandatory parameters, such as the table name and the values for each of the new record's attributes.

Other terms in the options have different roles. A Service Call would be more suited for invoking external functionalities or services rather than directly manipulating database records. An Assignment step is typically used for variable assignments or modifying data within the process, not for interacting directly with the database. A Process Call would invoke another process or workflow rather than perform the specific action of inserting a record.

Therefore, choosing the Create step is essential for correctly executing the intended database operation.