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Screencast: Import data with XML flat files

June 1, 2009 By 32 Comments
This entry is part 3 of 13 in the series Import Data with MIF

Import Data with MIF

I have already shown in detail how to export data to an XML file but this screencast will show you how to import data using XML flat files.  It will also show you how to get the XML file structure for the object you wish to import.

What you will learn:

  • Export data to XML file
  • Export data that is formatted correctly (readable)
  • Import data with XML flat file
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About Chon Neth

I am a Senior Software Engineer at InterPro Solutions, LLC located in Wakefield, MA.

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  • balnags

    Hi chon,
    i am trying to import data using flat file (csv). While importing Following message come ” BMXAA5622E – Inbound transaction has been processed successfully to queue.” but data is not present in Item master also in message reprosesing , No message is there.

    Need Solution

    • http://interprosoft.com Chon

      Check and make sure your JMS queues are setup correctly and running.

      • Nagesh

        Thanx its Working Fine

  • alanlai

    Chon, Have you tried to import/export work order? I am trying to generate a import template, the easier way is to export a flat file first, but I met problem, error message is ‘BMXAA1613 – This Publish Channel has processing rulse that may only be applicable for event-based processing’. no flatfile was exported. how can I do?

    • http://interprosoft.com Chon

      I have not. You can try posting this in our forum to see if anyone else has tried to do this.

      • alanlai

        Chon, thanks. posted to forum now

  • yarslan

    Thanks for your tutorial

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