I recently had a requirement to take many pieces of data from D365FO, create a CSV file out of each data piece, and then wrap these files in a zip file for easy downloading by an end user. In my case, the requirement was that all of the data should be held in memory (never written to disk). I wanted to show the process of how I achieved this.
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Creating a Zip File From Multiple MemoryStreams in D365FO | Alex Meyer
I recently had a requirement to take many pieces of data from D365FO, create a CSV file out of each data piece, and then wrap these files in a zip file for easy downloading by an end user. In my case, the requirement was that all of the data should be held in memory (never written to disk).
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