TableSchemaid
String
Read-only. String that uniquely identifies this attachment and can be used in the Get attachment file by ID
request to download the file.
fileName
String
The name of the file that was uploaded.
type
String,null
Read-only. File extension of the uploaded file. Derived from fileName.
caption
String,null
Descriptive string provided by a user for this attachment, if any.
createdDateTime
Date-time
Date and time the attachment was uploaded. Read-only; auto-set when attachment is created.
size
Integer,null
Size of the file in bytes. Read-only; auto-set when attachment is uploaded.
binding
String,null
If the attachment was uploaded from an Image Drop control, this is the property name the control is bound to. Otherwise, null.
Gives details for an error that occurred while handling the request. Note that clients MUST NOT assume that every failed request will produce an object of this schema, or that all of the properties in the response will be non-null, as the error may have prevented this response from being constructed.
TableSchemaerror.code
String
Short string indicating the general category of error that occurred, such as '{Resource}NotFound'.
error.message
String
Longer string explaining to developers why the error occurred.
error.target
String,null
If relevant, this is the name of the property, URL template parameter, or query parameter that caused the error.
Contains error information and an optional array of more specific errors.
TableSchemacode
String
One of a server-defined set of error codes.
message
String
A human-readable representation of the error.
details
Optional array of more specific errors.
Contains error information.
TableSchemacode
String
One of a server-defined set of error codes.
message
String
A human-readable representation of the error.
Gives details for an error that occurred while handling the request. Note that clients MUST NOT assume that every failed request will produce an object of this schema, or that all of the properties in the response will be non-null, as the error may have prevented this response from being constructed.