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Tables Types

The type of a Table can be chosen by the user when the Create Table action is selected in the Tables by Cobalt node.
You can only create a Persistent table when you create one using the New Table option in dashboard.
It can be of two types:

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Non-Persistent Table

This type of Table and its data is available only within the context of the workflow execution in which it is created and cannot be accessed through Tables in dashboard.

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Persistent Table

This Table and its data can be accessed across all the workflows in any application.
You can find the list of all Persistent Tables in your Cobalt dashboard.

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Tables in dashboard

All persistent tables created in the Cobalt platform can be accessed by navigating to Settings > Tables. This section provides details about each table, such as its ID and Name. Additionally, you can click on any Table to view and manage its records directly from this interface. View all Persistent Tables in Cobalt

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Table Actions

Table node offers a range of actions which can be used in a Workflow:
Users can create new Table within workflows, specifying its Type (Persistent or Non-Persistent) and defining the structure of the Table records.While using this action, the user is required to provide information like the Type, Name and the Columns for the Table.
You can also create a Persistent table in the dashboard by clicking on the New Table option and then access it directly in the workflow.
Users have the option to delete existing Tables by providing the Table ID.
Users can retrieve a list of all Tables by providing the type of tables which they want to fetch.
Users can add new records to a Table, by selecting the Table and then adding the required data.
Users can search for specific records within a Table by searching for records based on any of the columns’ value.
Users can retrieve all the records of a Table by providing its Table ID.
Users can update existing records of a Table by entering the new values in the respective fields to update.
Users can delete specific records from a Table by providing the unique Record_Id of the record which was generated.