OneDrive - Upload large file using session action (file)

The Upload large file using session action uploads a large file to Microsoft OneDrive using a file session. There is no fixed file size limit. The maximum size depends on whether the upload completes within the job timeout limit.

Input

Input fields	Description
Folder	Select the folder where you plan to upload files. Enter the file path where you plan to add the new file. For example, folder-one/folder-two.
File name	Provide the file name with its extension, such as New-csv-file.csv. If a file with the same name exists, the action overwrites it.
File size	Enter the size of the file in bytes.
File contents in text or binary format	Provide the content of the file in text or binary format.
Chunk size	Configure the chunk size to optimize throughput. A larger chunk size increases throughput but risks hitting API limits. The value entered is multiplied by 320 KB. The default is 5 (1600 KB).

Output

Output fields	Description
ID	The unique identifier of the uploaded file.
Name	The name of the uploaded file.
File size	The size of the uploaded file in bytes.
Web URL	The URL to view the file or folder in a web browser.
Download URL	The URL to download the file.
Kind	Indicates whether the item is a file or folder.
Created by	Information about the user who created the file or folder.
Created date time	The date and time when the file or folder was created.
Last modified by	Information about the user who last modified the file or folder.
Last modified date time	The date and time when the file or folder was last modified.
ETag	The ETag (entity tag) is a unique identifier assigned to a version of a file or resource in OneDrive. It serves as a way for the system to track whether the content of the file has changed.
CTag	The CTag (change tag) is a timestamp or identifier used to track changes in a folder in OneDrive. It is often used for synchronization of folder contents, rather than individual files.