10-15-2024, 01:26 AM
Hi Stam,
The "blobType" key in the "cdbBlobs" table cannot be edited to store a filename. Additional information for each blob can be stored in user-created keys in the "cdbBlobs" table. To do this, you can open the Data Modeler in Appli by clicking the icon in the footer (or using the shortcut CMD + D/CTRL + D), click the vertical ellipses icon of the "cdbBlobs" table, and select "add key". When the blob is created, the record can be updated with its filename into the newly added key.
This process requires some manual steps to include the filename in the blob record however. I'll be adding your feature request for a new default key that automatically stores filenames to our list.
You're correct that there's no batch create blob in Appli at this time. We continue to add new actions including ones adapted from LiveCloud's API. I'll add a "batch create blob" action to our list.
In Appli, the "get result" action from the "database" category can be used to check whether actions that call CanelaDB are successful or not. This can be done in LiveCloud and is the equivalent of the "cdb_result" API. True will be returned if the call was successful and false if it was not.
The "blobType" key in the "cdbBlobs" table cannot be edited to store a filename. Additional information for each blob can be stored in user-created keys in the "cdbBlobs" table. To do this, you can open the Data Modeler in Appli by clicking the icon in the footer (or using the shortcut CMD + D/CTRL + D), click the vertical ellipses icon of the "cdbBlobs" table, and select "add key". When the blob is created, the record can be updated with its filename into the newly added key.
This process requires some manual steps to include the filename in the blob record however. I'll be adding your feature request for a new default key that automatically stores filenames to our list.
You're correct that there's no batch create blob in Appli at this time. We continue to add new actions including ones adapted from LiveCloud's API. I'll add a "batch create blob" action to our list.
In Appli, the "get result" action from the "database" category can be used to check whether actions that call CanelaDB are successful or not. This can be done in LiveCloud and is the equivalent of the "cdb_result" API. True will be returned if the call was successful and false if it was not.