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Datastore Folder → Rename Folder
AI-generatedOverview
This node operation allows users to rename a folder within a datastore system. It is useful in scenarios where folder organization needs to be updated or corrected, such as renaming project folders, case folders, or any data storage folders to reflect new naming conventions or correct errors.
Use Case Examples
- Renaming a case folder from 'Old Case Name' to 'New Case Name' to maintain consistent naming conventions.
- Updating a folder name to reflect a change in project status or ownership.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Case ID | The unique identifier for the case associated with the folder to be renamed. This is required to specify the context of the folder. |
| Folder Name or ID | The identifier or name of the folder to be renamed. Users can select from a list of existing folders or specify an ID using an expression. |
| New Folder Name | The new name to assign to the folder. This is a required field to specify the updated folder name. |
Output
JSON
folderId- The ID of the folder that was renamed.oldFolderName- The original name of the folder before renaming.newFolderName- The new name assigned to the folder after renaming.
Dependencies
- An API key credential or authentication token to access the datastore system.
Troubleshooting
- Ensure the Case ID is valid and corresponds to an existing case in the datastore.
- Verify that the Folder Name or ID exists and is accessible with the provided credentials.
- Check that the new folder name does not conflict with existing folder names to avoid naming collisions.
- Common error messages may include 'Folder not found', 'Invalid Case ID', or 'Permission denied'. Resolving these typically involves verifying input values and access permissions.