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Inside opportunity I've attached a simple .txt file that is perfectly stored in sharepoint, but I'm not able to find in which table and in which colum of my dataverseDB the <path-link/name of my file attachment> is stored.

thanks for any help.

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In this way it's working, but there is a way more "generic" to do the same thing? So I must create a Power Automate flow for any folder

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it's possible to insert a category to set on every attachment (or file or document) and send a mail only for files that are in category that I have decided?
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thanks Leah Ju, you give me a great suggestion.

2nd step insert a category for all documents/files inserted/saved and filter for category before send the mail, I'll send mail only for category "quote" or "offer"
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Hi DiePic,

You can use SharePoint Connector - 'When a file is created (properties only)' trigger in the flow:

Here’s what it looks like.

The trigger requires the following information:

Site address – where to look for new files

Library Name – since we can have multiple libraries, we need to define which one we’ll look at.

Folder – The folder is optional since you can define that you want to catch all files created in the document library.

And you can refer the following link to know the complete process:

https://www.intelogy.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Power-Automate-Guide.pdf

Reference:

In Power Automate, Microsoft SharePoint Connector supports the following flow triggers and actions.

Microsoft SharePoint Connector for Power Automate | Microsoft Docs
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Thanks a lot.

I was seeking a way to start an event (send an email to direction) when a specific document or a file is uploaded ... and I was thinking that maybe when a new record is added in the " SharePoint Document Locations" table, can be a solution.
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Hi DiePic,

You can access SharePoint Document locations from Settings->Document Management -> SharePoint Document Locations.

You can open file location directly from Document grid by selecting file and clicking on Open Location ribbon button.

I hope it helps,

Thanks.

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thanks for your reply ... with some difficulty (because is in italian translate), I find it... thanks a lot

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docs.microsoft.com/.../sharepointdocumentlocation
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To get sharepoint document path in D365, look for entity 'sharepointdocumentlocation' (Display name : Document locations)