Hello All,
I have seen several posts on this subject but can not seem to solve my problem. If anyone can see where I may have taken a wrong step along this path, could you let me know?
Thank you so much if anyone can help out.
~Kim
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Hi @kimkantola ,
I've made a similar test but not met the problem like your description.
Please check these points:
1)Has your file uploaded successfully?
2)Does the file still exist in the "purchase" entity? You could check it in PowerApps.
3)Have you enable attachments?
What's more, the attachements when you enable the Notes and Attachements, are saved to the Note entity, that is related automatically with that entity. And the file's content is saved in the DocumentBody field in the format of binary.
Here's doc for your reference:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/add-attachments-to-your-common-data-service-entities/
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Hello!
Thank you so much for your reply and help.
I did eventually see the document I uploaded get stored into the Notes entity. It must have been a lag time for Azure to catch up. I logged back in a few hours after making this post and and could see a lot more information in the Notes Entity.
I had uploaded several doc's while testing and I am guessing that the web.powerapps portal just couldn't access all the data for a bit. I can now see a Mime type column, a Document column, etc.
Hoping this post helps someone in the future, looks like all was working as I would have expected it, but some sort of lag was making it take a while for the data to actually show up when I was looking at the entities in the webapps environment.
Hi All,
Posting some new info in case anyone else hits this same problem.
It does look like the document also does get stored into the Notes entity in binary form. It must have been a lag time for Azure to catch up. I just logged back in and can see a lot more information in that Entity.
I had uploaded several doc's while testing and I am guessing that the web.powerapps portal just couldn't access all the data for a bit. I can now see a Mime type column, a Document column, etc.
Hope this helps someone!
Hi @kimkantola ,
I've made a similar test but not met the problem like your description.
Please check these points:
1)Has your file uploaded successfully?
2)Does the file still exist in the "purchase" entity? You could check it in PowerApps.
3)Have you enable attachments?
What's more, the attachements when you enable the Notes and Attachements, are saved to the Note entity, that is related automatically with that entity. And the file's content is saved in the DocumentBody field in the format of binary.
Here's doc for your reference:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/add-attachments-to-your-common-data-service-entities/
Best regards,
Community Support Team _ Phoebe Liu
Hello!
Thank you so much for your reply and help.
I did eventually see the document I uploaded get stored into the Notes entity. It must have been a lag time for Azure to catch up. I logged back in a few hours after making this post and and could see a lot more information in the Notes Entity.
I had uploaded several doc's while testing and I am guessing that the web.powerapps portal just couldn't access all the data for a bit. I can now see a Mime type column, a Document column, etc.
Hoping this post helps someone in the future, looks like all was working as I would have expected it, but some sort of lag was making it take a while for the data to actually show up when I was looking at the entities in the webapps environment.
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