Upsert records bulk
Imports records in an existing table via an import.
How to use it
Create your data table
To push data to a data table, you’ll have to import it in Qobra manually first, via a csv file. You can import your file here. After uploading this csv, you’ll arrive here.
For more information, see the related help center article
If you try editing your data table, you’ll find:
- the
table-api-name, that you can edit, to identify your data table - the
id-field-api-name, that you can edit if needed - the
name-field-api-name, that you can edit if needed
On this page, you will also find each of your data table fields api keys
(field-api-key). You can edit them if needed.
Variable api keys
This endpoint is based on dynamic fields. This mean that all annotations
that look like <variable-key>, will have to or will be replaced by their
actual API keys.
Trouble shooting
When trouble shooting a webhook import, first check you imports are present in Qobra’s import page here.
- if your imports do not appear in the list of previous imports (after refreshing the page), check the authentication
- if your import is in warning, you’ll see the records which did not import, with the error’s detail
- if your import seems successful, but data in your data table is not updated, your fields api name must mismatch the ones parameterized in Qobra.
Authorizations
Path Parameters
Used to identify the data table
Query Parameters
Optional: if all is true, the request will delete all the data table’s content, before doing the import
Optional (minimum:0): debounce is the number of seconds we wait before launching imports. This query parameter is used in conjunction with the all query parameter. If you want to push a large number of records, but delete the data tables records before, this debounce system will enable you to split this large amount in several requests. For instance, if you have 300k records to push, you can set a the debounce query parameter to 15 minutes and split your synchronisation in 60 requests of 5k records each.
Body
Array containing all the records you want to import.
Response
unique identifier of the import you created
number of records your request contained
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