This error message indicates that a Clarity lock has been placed on one of the Studio Objects.
It may or may not be on the object that was currently being updated; it could be a different object.
To find out which object has the lock, take a look at the data in the lock table.
For Oracle Database
SELECT * FROM PRLOCK WHERE PRTABLENAME = 'ODF_OBJECTS' AND PRNAME = 'objectUpdate' AND PRLOCKEDSINCE < sysdate - .042
For Microsoft SQL Server Database
SELECT * FROM PRLOCK WHERE PRTABLENAME = 'ODF_OBJECTS' AND PRNAME = 'objectUpdate' AND PRLOCKEDSINCE < getdate() - .042
If any records are returned, go to the UI and verify that these objects should not be locked.
If the records remain in the PRLOCK table, the next step is to delete the specific PRLOCK records found.
It should only be used when the record cannot be released through standard application functionality.
NOTE: Back up the PRLOCK table and test resolution in a non-production environment first.
FOR ON PREMISE IMPLEMENTATIONS ONLY.
For Oracle Database
DELETE FROM PRLOCK WHERE PRTABLENAME = 'ODF_OBJECTS' AND PRNAME = 'objectUpdate' AND PRLOCKEDSINCE < sysdate - .042 ; COMMIT ;
For Microsoft SQL Server Database
DELETE FROM PRLOCK WHERE PRTABLENAME = 'ODF_OBJECTS' AND PRNAME = 'objectUpdate' AND PRLOCKEDSINCE < getdate() - .042 ; COMMIT ;