How would you put a file into a NocoDB table?
Create a table from a CSV, Excel or JSON file. For a table you already have, the standard CSV or Excel upload lets you match columns and appends the imported rows. If you load the same file twice, check for duplicates before anyone works from it.
What does a download of a view contain?
A view is a way of looking at the table, such as orders that still need packing. NocoDB’s grid download offers CSV, JSON and Excel. Check the active filters before downloading. Compare the number of rows and spot-check an ID or amount in the destination. Keep the original table data and check attachments, field definitions and permissions separately.
What is different about Cloud Free and self-hosting?
NocoDB lists up to 1,000 records per workspace and up to three editors on Cloud Free. On a self-hosted instance your team runs the service and handles backups. NocoDB documents a Sustainable Use License for its self-hosted fair-code edition and limits offering NocoDB itself as a paid or managed service. Check the applicable license and edition if you plan to offer it to customers.
How would you check a packing list before handing it over?
Use a fictional table with three orders and a pretend CSV. Keep this on paper.
- Mark what will be addedDraw which file columns map to the existing table. Predict the row count if you load the same file a second time.
- Mark what a recipient should getShow the view with two ready-to-pack orders. Write the two expected IDs and check whether the intended recipient needs any attachments or details outside that view.