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Remove group from team folder, lack of documentation
Hi,
after successfully adding a group to the team folder I've created (thanks again to Greg and Sdrawko) I also tried to remove that very group afterwards using
/2/sharing/remove_folder_member
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Hi 1575475,
Most probably you are looking for rather something like 'client_modified' 😉 (not 'server_modified'). If not set explicitly, the times are the same ('client_modified' is assumed to be like 'server_modified'). On upload a file, you can set 'client_modified' to equals to your 'SAP internal server clock'. Later you can compare it directly. Using 'server_modified' you can do the opposite task (keep on your SAP server Dropbox specific timestamp and check if something changes on Dropbox).
Hope this helps.
Hi 1575475,
Most probably you are looking for rather something like 'client_modified' 😉 (not 'server_modified'). If not set explicitly, the times are the same ('client_modified' is assumed to be like 'server_modified'). On upload a file, you can set 'client_modified' to equals to your 'SAP internal server clock'. Later you can compare it directly. Using 'server_modified' you can do the opposite task (keep on your SAP server Dropbox specific timestamp and check if something changes on Dropbox).
Hope this helps.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community Moderator1575475 Dropbox does not offer a way to check or sync with its own clock. I'd suggest you use whatever standard time synchronization service is available to you on your platform (e.g., using NTP). You can find the documentation for the date format that the Dropbox API uses here, and a guide about Detecting Changes here.
Hi Sdrawko, hi Greg,
since now everything's running fine I'd like to thank you again for your help.
Best regards,
Jan
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