Image capture business plan

[Challa_Ramakris]

Hi Community,

I would like to know more about the following functionality.

[LeventK · Accepted solution]

What do you want to know specifically? Have your read these articles before posting?

help.appsheet.com

Understanding Cloud Object Stores

help.appsheet.com

Configuring a Relational Database as a Cloud Object Store

Image and file content can be stored and retrieved from a database table

[Challa_Ramakris]

It is just saving the same folders in a storage bucket of Google Cloud Storage.

[LeventK]

If you want to save the images to a different folder name, you can specify a folder name with the File Location property of a File/Image type column.

[Steve]

For reference:

[Challa_Ramakris]

Thank you @LeventK and @Steve .

Actually, I’m looking to save Images or Files on a single folder irrespective of appid.
I mean to save all images from two different apps into one single folder.

[Grant_Stead]

In my experience you’ll need the Google cloud storage buckets for that…

[LeventK]

Challa_Ramakrishna:

Actually, I’m looking to save Images or Files on a single folder irrespective of appid.
I mean to save all images from two different apps into one single folder.

If you define the image/file folder path carefully, you can save them whereever you want. Just a matter of correct config.

[Challa_Ramakris]

Hi @LeventK, @Grant_Stead
Thanks for quick responses.

Please guide me with the best config.
I’ve tested with two apps and sources as GCS Buckets and Google drive.

1. GCS Buckets:
   I’ve given the folder path as below on two apps.
   
   

Then the storage looks like below.
Two different folders are created.

is again there in second folder too.
2. Google Drive:

Separate folders under each App folder like below