outlook 365 connector : DownloadAttachment table is not exists.

[hanna_choi]

Dear .

I need your help.

The Help site says that it has "DownloadAttachment table" at outlook 365 connector

But we can't find that table in the actual connector.

Is the help site not updated?

or Is the web connector version a problem?

Qlik Sense version : Nov 2023

Best Regards

[diegozecchini]

Hi! I suggest upgrading it, moreover sometimes permissions deny the possibility to see tables. I suggest to review them also.

Kind regards,

Diego

[diegozecchini]

If you succeeded in configuring it let us know how you did it, I am curious 🙂

[hanna_choi]

Hello

It's not even available in recent versions(May 2024).

It's not even in the cloud version, and cloud help doesn't have a related feature description.

Best Regards

hanna.choi

[diegozecchini]

Hi
Some tables or endpoints might require specific permissions. Ensure that the account you are using for the Outlook 365 connector has the necessary API permissions in Azure Active Directory for accessing attachments or downloading files. Ensure it includes permissions like Mail.Read or Mail.ReadWrite.

Last chance is https://support.qlik.com/

[hanna_choi]

@diegozecchini 

Hello

Do you mean we need Azure Active Directory's permission for the account using that connector?

Did you succeed ? Could you explain more about what settings Azure Active Directory's permission is about?

Best Regards.

[diegozecchini]

Hi @hanna_choi 
Yes, the Outlook 365 connector often requires the account associated with it to have the correct permissions configured in Azure Active Directory (AAD). This is because the connector relies on Microsoft Graph APIs to access Outlook data, and access to certain tables or functions, like DownloadAttachment, may depend on the permissions granted to the application registered in AAD.

Log in to your Azure Portal then go to Azure Active Directory > App Registrations, find the app associated with the connector.
Under API Permissions, ensure the correct permissions (like Mail.Read) are added.
Click Grant admin consent to enable these permissions for all users.
Did I Succeed? I haven’t personally tested this specific case with DownloadAttachment, but reviewing and updating permissions in AAD has resolved similar issues in the past.

hope it helps,

regards