Row height at exactly 2mm

Hi Gurus,
I have a long documents that contains numerous long table and there is a blank row that need to be set at exactly 2mm in height, instead of manually putting its row height at exactl 2mm i want to create a script that will make my selected row to transform at a row height at exactly 2mm. I try the code under but it doesn't work.
var myDocument = app.documents.item(0);
var myTable = myDocument.stories.item(0).tables.item(0);
myTable.rows.item(0).height = 2;
Anyone know whats the correct code.
Thanks in advance.
renyboy

Thats what it says. Thanks for quick help.

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