Do structures hold values?

Structures in OutSystems are specifically designed to hold values. They are used to define a complex data type that encapsulates multiple fields, each capable of holding different types of data. For example, a structure can include integers, strings, booleans, or even other structures as fields. This allows for organized and structured data management, enabling developers to create more complex data models that align with the requirements of their applications.

It's important to note that each field within a structure directly contains its value, rather than just a reference to a value. This characteristic differentiates structures from other data types, such as entities or records, which may hold references to data instead.

Therefore, structures indeed hold values, making the assertion that they do not hold values inaccurate.