Out of the box TABLE API would create record on your target table.
You would require one more API call on Attachment API to add attachment to the above record created
Screenshots below:
1) 1st create record in table using POST call and give the required fields you want
2) Now attach sample file by using that record sys_id which is highlighted in blue
Give table name, file name, record sys id
Request format as text/plain since I have given txt file
Output: File got attached
Regards
Ankur
From Rest API explorer you need to make two REST API Requests- Please find the below screenshots for your reference
1. Create Record-
Json Body Format-
https://developer.servicenow.com/dev.do#!/reference/api/orlando/rest/c_TableAPI#r_TableAPI-POST
2. Attach the file
Json Body Format-
Out of the box TABLE API would create record on your target table.
You would require one more API call on Attachment API to add attachment to the above record created
Screenshots below:
1) 1st create record in table using POST call and give the required fields you want
2) Now attach sample file by using that record sys_id which is highlighted in blue
Give table name, file name, record sys id
Request format as text/plain since I have given txt file
Output: File got attached
Regards
Ankur
