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ZRogers1
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Text string causes HubDB import to error

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Hi HS community, I'm a total loss here. After tearing my hair out getting errors importing a CSV file to HubDB, I've finally found the culprit, and now I'm tearing the last of my hair out.

 

The following string is causing an import error (time out) when importing into a Rich Text formatted column:

"New features includeAdded support for creating editable shares via Get a Link.Added support for creating editable shares via Email with Citrix Files.Added option to pre-select migration mode from command line for Sync Migration wizard.Login user as offline if ShareFile is undergoing maintenance.nOther fixes and improvements includeFix for admin-less autoupdates failing to install.Fix for installer unnecessarily re-installing WebView2.Fix for updating virus status of files on refresh.Fix for not showing proper error icon during startup when network connection is unavailable.Fix for Launcher.exe not being properly signed.Fix for driver conflicts within Windows Docker containers.Fix for autoupdater explicitly invoking cmd.exe from system directory.Fix for Notify Me option sometimes not being set correctly when using Get a Link."

It's formatted as such due to me removing every character I possibly could to find the problem. All special characters except for the wrapping quotes and periods are gone and yet I'm still getting an error when importing a row containing this text. If I replace the text with something else, it imports just fine.
 
My colleagues and I are baffled and can't find a solution. If anyone can see anything wrong here, please let me know.
 
Thanks in advance!
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ZRogers1
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Text string causes HubDB import to error

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I figured it out. I think the ".exe" was getting scanned as potential malware. Once I took those out, it allowed me to import.

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ZRogers1
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Text string causes HubDB import to error

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I figured it out. I think the ".exe" was getting scanned as potential malware. Once I took those out, it allowed me to import.

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