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Overview

The "Get Row" operation in the Nextcloud Tables node allows you to retrieve a specific row from a designated table within your Nextcloud instance. This is useful when you need to access detailed data stored in a particular row, for example, fetching user information, inventory details, or any structured dataset managed in Nextcloud Tables.

Practical scenarios include:

  • Retrieving a customer record by its unique row ID.
  • Accessing a specific entry in a project management table.
  • Extracting configuration or settings stored as rows in a table.

Properties

Name Meaning
Row ID The unique identifier of the row you want to retrieve.
Table The table containing the row. You can select the table either from a list of available tables or specify its numeric ID directly.

Output

The output JSON contains the data of the requested row from the specified table. Each field corresponds to a column in the table with its respective value for that row.

If the node supports binary data (not indicated explicitly here), it would typically represent file attachments or similar content associated with the row, but this operation primarily returns structured JSON data representing the row's fields.

Dependencies

  • Requires an API key credential to authenticate with the Nextcloud Tables API.
  • The node depends on Nextcloud Tables being accessible and properly configured.
  • The node uses internal handlers to communicate with the Nextcloud Tables API endpoints.

Troubleshooting

  • Common issues:

    • Invalid or missing Row ID: Ensure the Row ID is correct and exists in the specified table.
    • Incorrect Table ID: Verify the table ID is valid and accessible with your credentials.
    • Authentication errors: Confirm that the API key or authentication token is correctly set up.
    • Network or connectivity problems with the Nextcloud server.

  • Error messages:

    • "Unknown resource": Indicates the resource parameter is incorrect; ensure "row" is selected.
    • API errors related to permissions or not found: Check that the user has access rights to the table and row.
    • Validation errors on Table ID input: Make sure the Table ID is numeric if entered manually.

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