I am trying to upload an excel from a shared folder on network to share-point.
I need to pass credentials to access the SharePoint.
Please suggest how this can be achieved through SSIS package.
Thanks!
i used below complex component to achieve it. See if it suitable to you
https://ssisconnectorsharepointonline.codeplex.com/
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We are currently using PowerBI to connect to CSV files on sharepoint using 'Source = SharePoint.Files('
we now need to bring these files into the datawarehouse but i can't find a file sharepoint connector only a sharepoint list connect.
Is there a way to grab files from sharepoint using data factory, i just need to load them into a Azure SQL database?
thanks
I have not found an easy way for this. The authentification towards Sharepoint is challenging and then the download functionality is als challenging. As Andrii wrote about the use of Logic Apps, we are considering a similar approach as an alternative. Due to lack of time we have not investigated this direction, yet.
as title says I am trying to read the Excel file placed on online SharePoint using the OData component in SSIS.
I am trying to make an SSIS package that will update my database in sql server with the data from that Excel file. I managed to do that when my file is placed locally.
I also managed to see my file using by adding /_vti_bin/listdata.svc/ inside target URI, i get an Share Point list where one of the components is my excel file, but I can't open it that way.
Also I need to use credentials to access the SharePoint.
I would be thankfull for any help :D
Acceptable solution would be to download that file first, but I haven't managed to do that either.
We are looking into using PowerApps to develop apps quickly. However, we are concerned about dependency on Azure and inability to access the source code.
We are interested in understanding the transportability of an app in PowerApps.
1) Can we access the source code?
2) In a scenario where PowerApps does not satisfy our needs, can we take away the source code and manage everything ourselves?
3) Can we deploy the code in another cloud provider such as AWS or Google Cloud or our own server?
Thanks!
Can we access the source code for Power Apps?
Yes. You can use export to zip.
Inside the zip there's a .msapp file. You also unzip that.
There's a ton of json files. It includes your Power Apps code.
See also:
running a diff on two Powerapps: https://github.com/microsoft/powerapps-tools#powerapps-review-tool
A Flow / Power Automate that exports your code to github: https://github.com/SeaDude/seattlePowerAppers/blob/master/outlines/powerappsVersionControl.md
No, you cannot access the source code. The whole point of PowerApps is that it is a zero code environment. Therefore you cannot take the code and use it elsewhere.
I want to pull data from a SharePoint List on a daily basis into a csv file. However, I do not want to use server side PowerShell to acheive this, as I am not a site administrator.
If you have a SQL Server at hand, you could use SSIS it's explicitly designed for this kind of task.
http://dataqueen.unlimitedviz.com/2011/06/how-to-use-a-sharepoint-list-as-a-data-source-in-your-ssis-package/
Then you should use the Client-side object model. There are a lot of samples/examples around SO. So you use CSOM to read the SharePoint lists and use Office interop or XML office language to create Excel files.
I made connection with Share Point with oData Source. After that I got Collection and Under collection excel files are placed.
How to download excel file from Collection ?
Have you tried any options yourself? Please go through this link first to understand how should you be asking questions -How To Ask
HTTP Connection Manager and a script task should do the job. There are some custom components on codeplex to download the sharepoint lists (unless they are https connections) using SSIS.