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Graph in the organization’s Azure instance.
It needs read access to the Users category (User.Read.All) so that the task can identify the users in the
organization.
In addition, the Files.ReadWrite.All permission is required.
For more information on setting application permissions for Microsoft Graph, see https://-
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/auth-v2-service.
Input
Any data file.
Processing and output
The task uses the Microsoft Graph API to access OneDrive folders in the organization (subject to that
organization's IT policies).
The file is saved in the location specified, as the file name specified.
When a communication error occurs while uploading a file to OneDrive, some temporary "~." files may
remain on the server; however, these files will eventually be cleaned up automatically.
Note: The MS Graph REST API is limited to a certain number of requests within a certain period
of time. This is called throttling. When throttling comes into play, the plugin receives HTTP
response 429. The plugin will log the error and retry, but it exits with an error after 15 unsuc-
cessful attempts.
Task properties
General Tab
General
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Folder: Enter the path of the folder to which the files are to be saved. You can use any com-
bination of text, variables and data selections; see "Variable task properties" on page289.
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File name: Enter the name of the output file generated by this task. To prevent new files from
overwriting existing ones, consider using variable names. You can use any combination of text,
variables and data selections; see "Variable task properties" on page289.
Connection
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Application ID: Enter the application ID provided by Azure for this specific application. This
value is static and cannot contain variables.
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Application Password: Enter the client secret (key) for the Azure app. This value is static and
cannot contain variables.
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