Attachment via Rest Message

[kirankr2061]

Hi all, I’d like your thoughts on this.

We’ve received a requirement where we need to extract data from a specific table in ServiceNow and send it to an Azure console (such as a storage account) as a CSV file. This process needs to be automated to run every Saturday.

What would be the best approach to achieve this? Specifically, how can we generate the CSV file and send it as an attachment to the Azure endpoint on a scheduled basis?

Any suggestions or best practices would be appreciated!

[Bhimashankar H]

Hi @kirankr2061,

To automate extracting data from table and sending it azure, you can use the flow in integration hub.

For this you need to have the "Azure blob storage spoke". Setup a connection string or alias for azure. The container name within the storage account where you’ll upload the CSV file.

As alternative you can use the scheduled export set as well, it is documented here.

How to Export the table data from Schedule Jobs? , 

Schedule an Export - Snow Document ,

Scheduled Data Export-customized csv file ,

Microsoft Azure Blob Storage Spoke ,

Generate CSV file through script 

Please go through the above reference that will give you a clear idea.

Thanks,
Bhimashankar H

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[Bhimashankar H]

Hi @kirankr2061 ,

I hope you saw my reply. 
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Thanks,
Bhimashankar H

[Ankur Bawiskar]

@kirankr2061 

best approach is to use Export set and place the file in mid server

Then ask the Customer's team to grab this and write powershell script to push it to Azure.

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[Ankur Bawiskar]

@kirankr2061 

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