Set and post the chunk count

Set the chunk count to use for chunking.

This prepares Anaplan to receive the file in one or more parts and supports reliable transfer of larger files.

Use chunking:

• If you want to be able to resume the transfer after the connection is lost during an upload.
• If you are extracting data from a database and want to push it to the server without holding all the results in memory.

To avoid consuming large amounts of memory on the server, a chunk is expected to be between 1 and 50 MB. The chunk count might change if the file to upload has become larger or smaller than the server's version of that file:

• id is the ID of the file for which the chunk count is to be updated.
• name is the filename of the file.
• chunkCount is the number of chunks in the file.
• delimiter is double-quotes for columns and fields. For example, "Versions","Opportunities"," "Version 1","Opportunity 0001".
• encoding determines the way in which bytes in a file map to Unicode character code points. See Common Character Encodings on Wikipedia.
• firstDataRow is the first row after the row containing column names.
• format is text, as opposed to a binary stream.
• headerRow is the row that contains column names.
• separator is the token that separates fields. This is typically a comma, for example, "Versions","Opportunities"," "Version 1","Opportunity 0001".