View table records that are locked by a changeset

To view the table records locked by a changeset

1. Open the Advanced Database Editor (ADE).

2. Double-click the table containing the records you want to view.

   The Table Edit dialog box appears.

   

   A lock icon will be displayed in the row heading to indicate the records that cannot be edited.

   For example, in the image above, Analog1, Analog2, Analog3, and Analog4 records are locked and cannot be edited. Analog5 and Analog6 records are not locked and can be edited, because they are either associated with the current changeset or not associated with any changeset.

   Notes: The lock icon(s) will only be visible for locked records on the Table Edit view of the Advanced Database Editor (ADE). They will not be visible from any other view.

   To view the changeset identification number associated with the current lock on the record, hover the cursor over the lock icon. To retrieve additional details for the changeset (for example, users assigned to the changeset), use the dnachangeset Command Line Interface (CLI) tool. For more information, refer to the Management of Change (MoC) User documentation.