The loops don’t cost you any updates, but the edits will.
When you look at a workflow run log, it’s pretty easy to calculate how many updates were used.
Net/net: it is a penny ($.01) per update for a Big Table row done through the API and $.00 if done within the app (e.g. have the row open in a screen and updating the date via a Set Col Value action). I think that is correct.
Once this is live for regular tables as well, I can finally change from my legacy plan, as the only reason i’ve been holding onto it is I get double the updates from API than current plans and for half the price. Cheers
This isn’t true based on the math above, its 0.01 UPDATES per mutation, not dollars. Only through the V2 API. Someone can correct me if i’m wrong
Will the updates be applied to every row added to the stash?
I mean, if you adding several rows in one call to stash how much it will costs? Update for each row? Or update for one call?
Or will they be applied to every row added from the stash to the table?
When you overwriting table from stash(several rows inside stash) each row will consume updates? Or just one update
@DJP I wanted to test the API on a copy of the table but then I realised in time that for the duplicated table the ID is the same, bearer is the same, column names are the same, and my test PUT request ended up targeting first 10 records of the wrong table.
With previous API we had to include app ID which I guess would force the right table to be targeted.
What are the possible ways to determine the right table to be targeted with API 2.0 when multiple copies of a table exist in one team?