#Box sync multiple folders update#
#Box sync multiple folders archive#
#Box sync multiple folders download#

Name your table, click Next, and select your file storage location: Box, Dropbox, Google Drive or SFTP. Open your Quickbase app, click New Table in the table bar, and select Using connected data. The first time you connect to Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, or an SFTP server, we'll guide you through connecting, creating a folder, and adding your CSV file: You'll need to set this field as the Refresh Key.Ĭonnecting to a folder containing CSV data has a field that makes each record unique.If the first row is not a header, data in the first row will become the column names in your connected table. csv file as the column names in your connected table.

We'll use the information in the first row of your.

has a header row - and no heading is the same.

Each time you refresh your connected table, we'll use the most recent CSV file in the folder, regardless of the file name.īefore you connect to a folder containing CSV files

Make my table match the latest CSV file to overwrite your table so it matches the latest CSV file exactly.

#Box sync multiple folders archive#

Tip:This is a good choice if your table serves as an archive of all records. You can also use this option when your source folder contains multiple files. Existing records will updated and new records added. Keep everything in my table and add new records to keep all the data in your connected table, even if it is not in the most-recent CSV file.You decide how refresh the data in your connected table.

We only look at CSV files in your connected folder.

#Box sync multiple folders update#

You can update records in your connected table by refreshing the table to display data from the most recent CSV file(s) in your connected folder. This helps keep your data in sync and eliminates potential confusion about which system contains the most up-to-date information. When you're done with the file, you'll need to mark it as Online-only again.You can connect to folders containing CSV files stored in Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, or an SFTP server and sync data into a connected table in your Quickbase app.Īny data that you can save in CSV format, from any system, on premise or in the cloud, can automatically refresh in Quickbase, based on a schedule that you set.Īs with all connected tables, the data that you bring in is read-only and can’t be edited in Quickbase.

#Box sync multiple folders download#

If something tries to access a file, Dropbox will download it. This could be from virus scans, backups, thumbnail or preview generation, etc. If Lightroom tries to access a file, will Dropbox download the file? Or would I have to do this manually each time before editing?ĭropbox will download a file and mark is as Local when ANY process attempts to access a file. They'll sync to the Mac as Online-only, but will be Local on the PC. If you don't want the files on the Mac at all, then yes, set the folder as Online-only on the Mac, then add the files to the folder on the PC. what’s the best way to do the initial upload? I’m guessing I set the account/folder on the Mac (depending on the answer to the above) to online and just copy the files over to the PC? You can set any file or folder as Online-only or Local, on each computer independently. Smart Sync is set at the file and folder level, per computer.

can you set sync settings at a folder or file level?