Hi ,
From powerapps I want to detect if a file exists in a AzureBlobSotrage such that I can use it to show the stautus of file upload from PowerApps to AzureBlobStorage.
The files are created on AzureblobStorage as shown below:
ForAll(Fotos;
AzureBlobStorage.CreateFile(path;fotoId& ".jpg";foto)
);;
Unfortuantly I can not use a variable to get the information about the uploaded file when I use ForAll(...) , and I can not use the following
ForAll(Fotos;
UpdateContext({uploadedFile:AzureBlobStorage.CreateFile(path;fotoId& ".jpg";foto)})
);;
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Hi @Aria
Hi @Aria
Hi
Thank you very much for your answer !
I used your suggestion and it solved the problem.
I tried this if condition and it is not working in some cases, though the file is available in azure blob it is not coming up here, Is there any limitation in picking up data from blob storage.
Hi @yashag2255 @Aria @alkakrishnan ,
I use this function to get a list of files in a container, but it doesn't return all of the files in the container.
AzureBlobStorage_1.ListFolderV2( LookUp(AzureBlobStorage_1.ListRootFolderV2().value, DisplayName = "customer-request").Id).value.DisplayName
Is there a limit to the number of files that this function can return?
Please help!!
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