Data Delete Record with ID
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Data Deleted Record with ID is a regular block that initiates the deletion/removal of a record in a database table.
The block consists of the following (from top to bottom):
Table: Value Parameter that accepts a text value representing the name of the Database Table .
Dataset Name: Value Parameter that accepts a text value representing the name of the dataset. This can be any text value and can later be used to track the completion.
Dataset Refresh: Value Parameter that accepts a boolean (true/false) value to indicate if you want the system to refresh the records in the same dataset after successful completion.
Record ID: Value Parameter that accepts a text value representing the identifier for the record being modified/updated.
NOTE: This block initiates the database record delete operation, which will occur in the background. To track the status and to take an action upon completion, use the Data Status block.
The image below shows an example of Data Delete Record with ID the block.
In this example we will be deleting the record with identifier 64f1018ab5ed96040cc633b3 . As this is the same record we added in the example for the Data Add Record block, please take a moment to go over that example.
Here is a summary of the above example:
The Event Action block is used to handle a click event for a button.
The Data Delete Record with ID block is used to delete the record with identifier 64f1018ab5ed96040cc633b3 in the Customers database table. The record is for the name Jane Max .
The Data Status block is used to track the completion of the database delete operation.
Upon a successful completion, the Show Information Popup block is used to display a message that the operation is complete.
