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Error While Writing to Another Table: Seeking Help
getting this error when trying to write to other table, not sure whats going on
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getting this error when trying to write to other table, not sure whats going on
If you're getting an error when trying to write to another table, it's likely due to an API key issue. Here's how to resolve it: 1. Check your Clay API key configuration: • Go to Settings > Connections • Search for Clay • Verify your API key is properly connectedThe error might also occur due to invalid or conflicting data, such as: ** Writing to a deleted column ** Sending data to a table that references another tableTo fix these issues: 1. Reconfigure your Write to Table integrations 2. Verify all columns and tables exist and are correctly set up 3. Re-add the integrations to ensure proper configurationIf you need to set up Write to Table from scratch: 1. Make sure you have your Clay API key ready 2. Select your source table (where you're copying data from) 3. Choose your destination table (where data will be copied to) Source: Write to table integration overview | Documentation | Clay University
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Hi Silver, thank you for reaching out. Silver - Do you mind sending the link (url) to the table so we can take a look? https://downloads.intercomcdn.com/i/o/w28k1kwz/1347419411/65baf32e1d2a789ffba395c6d35c/CleanShot+2025-01-22+at+_42I1FzxXHf%402x.png?expires=1739223000&signature=d85bb60e122a9347c6ba986767c8dd1a6b067f4f15d358eaf8800211d8c296ac&req=dSMjEc1%2FlIVeWPMW1HO4zVws4pg1D1eogvYjA82bedBA6A%3D%3D%0A
error message : You cannot write to the select table because the sequence of write to table integrations is misconfigured.
Hey Silver, Thanks for reaching out! The error usually happens for one of two reasons: 1. There are more than 10 interconnected tables (which seems to be the case here). Clay limits this to fewer than 10 because handling a larger number creates a heavy data load that the system can’t process effectively. 2. A table in the enrichment was deleted, breaking the sequence. In this case, I’d recommend reducing the number of interconnected “write to table” integrations to fewer than 10. That should resolve the issue. Let me know if you need help adjusting this!