Definition and Usage
Use this command to delete a table from a Lark Base. You can locate the table either by its name or by its unique ID. Important: You cannot delete the last remaining table in a base.
Parameter Values
Input Parameters
Parameter Name | Description | Possible Values | Required | Options / Notes |
Lark Base | The connected Lark Base instance to operate on. | A Lark Base object | Yes | Create it first with Connect Lark Base; ensure the connection is valid. |
Locating mode | How you will specify which table to delete. | By name, By ID | Yes | Choose one; determines which field below you must provide. |
Data table name | The name of the table to delete. | Any existing table name | Required when Locating mode = By name | Match the name exactly; avoid trailing spaces or duplicates. |
Data table ID | The unique ID of the table to delete. | Any valid table ID | Required when Locating mode = By ID | Prefer ID when names are duplicated or localized. |
Advanced Settings
No advanced settings available.
Error Handling
Parameter Name | Description |
Throw error & stop | When an error occurs, the action will stop execution. |
Retry command | The action retries the command if an error occurs. |
Ignore error & continue | The action ignores the error and continues workflow execution. |
Variables Produced
This action doesn't produce any variables.
Using Variables in Conditions
You can use variables from earlier steps to fill fields marked as supporting variables in the UI (often indicated with {x}). For example, you might pass a table name or ID obtained in a previous step to dynamically choose which table to delete. When building conditions, reference these variables to decide whether to run this command or select the locating mode and corresponding value.
Notes
Ensure you have already connected to Lark Base using the Connect Lark Base command and that the session has not expired.
You cannot delete the last remaining table in a base; add another table or cancel the deletion if only one remains.
If multiple tables share the same name, use By ID to avoid deleting the wrong table.
Deletion is irreversible; confirm the correct target table before running in production.
Permissions must allow table deletion in the selected base; insufficient permissions will cause errors.