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9 years agoQuickbase Staff
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dandiebolt_QB_Pirate , Pres. of Service Worker Union
QuickBase Pro 24 days ago
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What would be the purpose behind the export?
- Blake Harrison - DataBlender
- 25 days ago
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Surprisingly in the early days of QuickBase there was a command to do this:
?act=doexport&filetype=oif
I think oif stood for "OneBase Interchange Format" where OneBase was the predecessor product name for what became QuickBase. If you try that command today the response is "OIF format is no longer supported."
That said there is a relatively easy way to get an external structural representation of forms and form rules. However, I am not going to reveal it without understanding what your purpose is. There is a good chance your proposed usage may violate QuickBase's terms of service.
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dandiebolt_QB_Pirate , Pres. of Service Worker Union
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ok..i understand
- Shihad
- 22 days ago
- LeslieG8 years agoQrew CadetI am interested in doing the same thing. Our company is closing, so it's not as though we are moving to another competitor. I would like to export the app structure/dynamic form rules so that I can someday re-launch a Quickbase account for a similar business and not have to start from scratch. Is this possible?
- QuickBaseCoachD8 years agoQrew CaptainYou would need to make a copy of the app and "Park it" with someone how has a Quick Base Account. Feel free to contact me and speak directly via my gmail account on the contact page of my website QuickBaseCoach.com
- _anomDiebolt_8 years agoQrew EliteIf you have only one application I would follow Mark's advice and park the application. If you have many applications there probably is a way to extract the form definitions and restore it using script but there are going to be other aspects of the application that would be difficult to export and no guarantee they would re-import later if QuickBase changed its structure.