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If you're getting the file from another record, I think you need to access it from the "File transfer handle" field and not the "Browser url" field
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gary
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- AaronB2 years agoQrew Trainee
Thanks Gary. I must not be understanding how the "Import with CSV" option works because I am not seeing anything about "Browser url" or "File transfer handle" in my pipeline options. Only:
- What is the URL of the .csv file
- What fields/data in the .csv file do you want to map to the Quickbase table fields
I'll definitely give your suggestion a try but I can't find where you got your "File Attachment" screenshot from.
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Aaron B
ab1692@att.com
------------------------------- AaronB2 years agoQrew Trainee
I just realized you might be misunderstanding what I want to do.
Your solution looks like it will be able to grab that attachment from an existing record and put it somewhere else.
What I want to do is:
- Read the .csv file
- create a new record in a 2nd table for every entry in the .csv file
I don't want to move or copy the .csv file anywhere.
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Aaron B
ab1692@att.com
------------------------------- Gary12 years agoQrew Cadet
Your first screenshot has a redacted file attachment URL, so either you're hardcoding that URL into the pipeline or you're getting it from a previous step. Based on your response, I'm assuming you're hardcoding it. Can you confirm?
If you were to query a record that has the file attachment, you would see the two fields I mentioned above. When handling files from with Quickbase in a Pipeline (whether you're transferring them from record to record, or just using them for whatever), I believe you need to use the "File transfer handle" and not the URL.
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gary
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