) displays hierarchy information to indicate whether a hierarchy is unlocked or locked.
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also displays information to indicate when a record is a standalone record.
A hierarchy must have one of the following statuses:
Standalone node
A standalone node is a record that is not part of a hierarchy.
The following image shows the status that the Hierarchy Information section displays when you view the Record Detail page for a record that is a standalone node:
In the hierarchy view, a standalone node appears as a single node with a hierarchy status of unlocked.
The following image shows a standalone node in the hierarchy viewer:
Unlocked
An unlocked hierarchy is a hierarchy that you can edit.
The following image shows the status that the Hierarchy Information section displays when you view the Record Detail page for a record that is part of an unlocked hierarchy:
In the hierarchy view, an unlocked hierarchy appears with an unlocked symbol.
The following image shows the unlocked symbol in the hierarchy viewer:
Unlocked hierarchy status
Locked
A locked hierarchy is a hierarchy that you cannot edit.
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locks a hierarchy until asynchronous batch processing is complete.
The following image shows the status that the Hierarchy Information section displays when you view the Record Detail page for a record that is part of a locked hierarchy:
The following image shows the locked symbol in the hierarchy viewer: