Overview

This node operation locks a specific row in a SeaTable table. It is useful in scenarios where you want to prevent concurrent modifications to a row, ensuring data integrity during updates or processing. For example, you might lock a row before performing a series of updates to avoid conflicts from other users or processes.

Use Case Examples

1. Locking a row before updating its data to prevent concurrent edits.
2. Locking a row to signal that it is being processed and should not be modified by others.

Properties

Output

JSON

• rowId - The ID of the locked row.
• tableName - The name of the table containing the locked row.
• lockStatus - The status indicating whether the row was successfully locked.

Dependencies

• SeaTable API access with appropriate credentials

Troubleshooting

• Ensure the table name and row ID are correct and exist in the SeaTable base.
• Verify that the API credentials have permission to lock rows in the specified table.
• Check for network connectivity issues that might prevent communication with the SeaTable API.
• If the row is already locked by another process, the operation might fail or return a status indicating the lock could not be acquired.

Links

• SeaTable API Documentation - Official API documentation for SeaTable, useful for understanding row locking and other operations.