@mbanq/core-sdk-js v0.50.0

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@mbanq/core-sdk-js / commands / UpdateEntryInDataTable

Function: UpdateEntryInDataTable()

UpdateEntryInDataTable(params, data): Command<{ data: { fileData?: Blob | File; tableData: Record<string, any>; }; params: { apptableid: number; datatable: string; datatableId: number; }; }, { changes?: { id: number; }; clientId?: number; id: number; loanId?: number; officeId?: number; resourceId: number; savingsId?: number; }>

Defined in: src/commands/rest/dataTable.ts:224

Update an entry in a data table

Use this API to update an entry in the data table. You must provide the unique identifier of the entry you wish to update.

Behavior: A successful response indicates that the entry has been successfully updated in the data table.

Parameters

params

The path parameters

apptableid

number = ...

The ID of the application table (defaults to 101 for client tables)

datatable

string = ...

The name of the data table where the entry will be updated

datatableId

number = ...

The unique identifier of the data table entry to update

data

The request body

fileData?

Blob | File = ...

Optional file to upload (PDF, JPEG, JPG, PNG formats supported)

tableData

Record<string, any> = ...

JSON object containing data table fields details to update

Returns

Command<{ data: { fileData?: Blob | File; tableData: Record<string, any>; }; params: { apptableid: number; datatable: string; datatableId: number; }; }, { changes?: { id: number; }; clientId?: number; id: number; loanId?: number; officeId?: number; resourceId: number; savingsId?: number; }>

Command object that executes the API request and returns the updated entry details

Example

const command = UpdateEntryInDataTable(
  { datatable: 'd_testdatatable', apptableid: 101, datatableId: 1651719413544 },
  {
    tableData: {
      "id": "1651719413544",
      "locale": "en",
      "dateFormat": "dd MMMM yyyy"
    }
  }
);
const result = await client.request(command);
console.log(result.id); // 1719455311113
console.log(result.resourceId); // 1105