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QuestionSaving Data from a dynamically created form Pin
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Here are the constraints that I am facing

Can only use SQL Server
Cannot use Entity Framework or Dapper
Can only use .NET Framework (can't use any Python or JS)
What I am working on is a project for a factory I work for is that I am digitizing our quality inspections, of which there are numerous. The first step is that I created some models to that are used to create a Quality Inspection plan, which are here below:

C#
public class QualityInspection
{
   public int Id;
   public string Name;
   public double Frequency;
   public List<InspectionSection> Sections;
}

public class InspectionSection
{
   public int Id;
   public int InspectionId;
   public string Name;
   public List<InspectionPoint> Points;
}

public class InspectionPoint
{
   public int Id;
   public int SectionId;
   public string Name;
   public List<NonConformance> InspectionResults;
}

public class NonConformance
{
   public int Id;
   public string Name;
   public List<NonConformanceLevel> Level;
}

public enum NonConformanceLevel
{
   None,
   Minor,
   Major
}


This is an example of a dummy inspections plan:

C#
QualityInspection inspection = new QualityInspection()
{
    Id = 1,
    Name = "FgInspection",
    Frequency = 2,
    Sections.AddRange(new[]
        {
            new InspectionSection() {
                Id = 1,
                InspectionId = 1,
                Name = "Packaging",
                Points.AddRange(new[]
                    {
                        new InspectionPoint()
                        {
                            Id = 1,
                            SectionId = 1,
                            Name = "Seals",
                            InspectionResults.AddRange(new[]
                                {
                                    new NonConformance() {Id = 1, Name = "Torn", Level = NonConformanceLevel.Minor},
                                    new NonConformance() {Id = 2, Name = "None", Level = NonConformanceLevel.None})
                                });
                        },
                        new InspectionPoint()
                        {
                            Id = 2,
                            SectionId = 1,
                            Name = "Dates",
                            InspectionResults.AddRange(new[]
                                {
                                    new NonConformance() {Id = 3, Name = "Smudged", Level = NonConformanceLevel.Minor},
                                    new NonConformance() {Id = 4, Name = "None", Level = NonConformanceLevel.None})
                                });
                        }
                    });
                }
            }),
        });
};

To clarify, saving this inspection is NOT THE ISSUE. This is able to be saved to a SQL table without a problem.

Let's use the "Packaging" section as an example here. The user pulls up this Inspection to fill out. The page displays Two dropdowns: one for "Seals" Inspection Point and one for "Dates" Inspection Point. The "Seals" dropdown displays the two NonConformances as options to select. The user hits a Submit button to submit the choices for the dropdown.

This is where I run into a problem. This Inspection Plan is created by a USER in a different portion of the app. As such, I don't have a table so save the "Seals" or "Dates" data, because the user created those fields when they created the inspection plan. In essence I am trying to save the RESULTS of an a user created inspection plan.
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