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            • Step 1: Create the Customers Entity
            • Step 2: Create the API
            • Step 3: Update entity through API
          • Customer Activities
            • Step 1: Create the Activities entity
            • Step 2: Create a β€œ1 to Many” relation
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      • Google Drive connector
        • Set up Google Drive Connector
        • Adding Google Drive path in ETL pipeline Streams
        • Setting up GCP Account, GCP Project, API Enablement, and Credentials (Prerequisites)
          • OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials
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          • Authorization through Redirect URLs
        • Using Google Drive connector in ETL pipeline
          • Specifying file or folder paths
            • Direct file link
            • Folder link and file name
            • Folder path and file name
            • Folder path excluding file name
            • Folder path including file name
          • Google Drive connector as a source
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      • AWS connector
        • Introduction
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          • OAuth 2.0 Client Type
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        • Set up Amazon Web Services (Cognito) Console
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          • User Consent for OAuth 2.0 Client through Login with Amazon
          • Retrieve Access Key Credentials
        • Creating a bucket in AWS
        • Using S3 connector in ETL pipeline
          • Specifying paths
          • Examples
            • AWS S3 connector as a source
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      • OneDrive connector
        • Set up OneDrive Connector
        • Setting up Microsoft Azure Account
        • Add URL to Authorized Redirect URLs
        • User Consent for Establishing OneDrive Connection
        • Usage of OneDrive Connector in ETL pipeline
          • Examples
          • OneDrive connector as a source
          • OneDrive connector as a destination
      • Dropbox connector
        • Set up Dropbox Connector
        • Setting up Dropbox Account
        • Add URL to Authorized Redirect URLs
        • User Consent for Establishing Dropbox Connection
        • Usage of Dropbox connector in ETL pipeline
          • Dropbox connector path settings
          • Examples
            • Dropbox connector as a source
            • Dropbox connector as destination
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  4. Usage of Dropbox connector in ETL pipeline

Dropbox connector path settings

In order to read data from or write data to files and folders, the user needs to give the relevant path within the Exchange Reader/Writer.

  • In case of complete dropbox access:

    • To provide the location of an existing file, enter the relevant file path. For example, to give the path of a file at the root, type the following: /(filename.extension)” e.g. β€œ/testdropbox.csv”

    • In case a file is not present, to write data into a file in a specific location, a file will be created with the name given after the β€œ/”: β€œ/(filename.extension)” e.g. β€œ/test.csv”

  • In case of access only to a specific folder in the dropbox e.g. a folder within the accessible folder, giving the same path will result in the file being created inside the location: "/Apps//folder1"

Full path, including the file name:

In case of a full path including file name:

  1. β€œFile path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL”: Enter full path.

  2. β€œFile name”: no file name.

Folder path and File name:

In case of a folder path and a file name:

  1. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter folder path

  2. Filename: Enter file name

Folder URL and File name:

In case of a Folder URL and a file name:

  1. Copy folder URL from the address bar.

  2. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter folder URL.

  3. Filename: Enter file name.

Folder URL and File name:

In case of a Folder URL and file name:

  1. Right-click on the folder.

  2. Click Copy link.

  3. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter folder URL.

  4. Filename: Enter file name.

File URL:

File URL can be copied in any of the following ways:

  1. Case 1:

    1. Copy URL from address bar when file is open in the same tab.

    2. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter file URL.

    3. Filename: no file name.

  2. Case 2:

    1. Right-click on the file.

    2. Click Copy link.

    3. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter file URL.

    4. Filename: no file name.

  3. Case 3:

    1. Copy URL from address bar when file is open in a new tab.

    2. File path or File URL or Folder path or Folder URL: Enter file URL.

    3. Filename: no file name.

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