Compress/Zip folder/file to archive
We are currently able to "Extract archive to folder" in OneDrive and other file storage connectors, but do not have the ability to compress folders into a .zip file.
Cylie Miller
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Anonymous
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xz compress/uncompress would be nice
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Srihari
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I want to zip and send files from blob
A zip connector where we can create zip files would be awesome. Adding a password to zip files would be also important.
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Prakash
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A connector for "Folder to archive" is needed to use Import DataPackage API for D365 F&O. As the API accepts only .Zip file(Data package template along with files).
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Frank Huster
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The zip function is definitely necessary to provide import packages for the Package API (D365 F&O). Are there ways to do this now?
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Anonymous
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Ability to compress files to zip and password protect for GDPR
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Jagan Sukumar
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I have large files (> 60 MB and < 600 MB) coming in for processing. I would like to see new Compress() and Decompress() functions that i can use to manipulate or transform those files.
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Giridharan Rajagopalan
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Ability to Zip the file we integrate, so we could use the zip to be added to our cloud storage.
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Martin Peters
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Several connectors have the option to extract an archive to a folder, but none to create an archive. In my case, I would like to copy the contents of a folder in Azure Datalake to an FTP location.
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Anonymous
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+1
A zip connector where we can extract AND create zip files would be awesome. Adding a password to zip files would be also important. -
Anonymous
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For context, I am trying to import to D365 from OneDrive using the Package API. Enqueue/Dequeue had size limitations, however, importing using Package API requires the file be a .zip data package. I can successfully import when I provide a data package as input, but our inputs will be coming in a excel files that need to be compressed with the Manifest and PackageHeader files.
A solution (QuartzAX/Recurring Integrations Scheduler) is already available for on-premise that includes the functionality to import an excel file and use a specified PackageTemplate to create a data package. This is similar to what I need in Logic Apps.