If you have NEW data coming in, then yes you'd want to refresh the uploaded spreadsheet data. Once the upload and synonym are in place, you can build reports over it (or build reports that join data with Db2 data, etc. Again, I'm on 2.3.0, but if you, from the home page, did a "prepare and manage data" on the workspace/folder where you did the upload, you would hopefully see the synonym that was built representing that uploaded data: So, there is probably a synonym in existence already for that spreadsheet. (b) the upload process has a few clicks you have to go through, including a LOAD button, that then also creates a synonym. With character-separated files, however, you can drag and drop multiple fields from a record. csv, but a simple save-as on the spreadsheet into an excel file attribute worked. Fields in a character-separated flat file, for example in CSV, are defined in the flat file definition by dragging and dropping it in a similar way as with position-based flat files. xlsx format, and upload didn't work on my 2.3.0 system using.
This would most likely be to (a) do an UPLOAD to get the file into web query (and btw, the file should be in. When parsing a file, Integration Cloud looks at a record and extracts an identifier out of the data and uses that identifier to connect the record definition with a particular record in the flat file. csv file, it is probable that the file had to get into the web query world somehow. I.e., if the data source is originating from a. The key here might be in the synonym and process your colleague used.
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