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Extender Import not Working in GP 2010

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Posted on by PdT 1,035

I am trying to import data into an Extender form that I created and some, but not all the data is importing.  The data that is coming in is in between the data that is not coming in but I made sure there is no difference between the lines of data that I import.  It is also not just ignoring a block of lines – it is totally random.  Everything looks fine on the import window and I don’t get any error messages while importing the data.  The bizarre thing is that if I manually add data to the form that did not want to upload, then go and delete everything out of table EXT00200 and EXT00201 and run the import again, the data will now be there with the other data that imported fine previously!

I am really scratching my head on this one and it is really costing me a lot of time and frustration!!!

 

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    PdT 1,035 on at
    Re: Extender Import not Working in GP 2010

    I know SQL and it is not what caused the problem - although I can understand that it will cause a problem if you bring in duplicate keys.  It might be the fact that I played around in there by creating and deleting forms etc.  Since I had no other extender windows or forms in use, I used the maintenance menu in GP and dropped/recreated all the tables and SP's and now it works.

    Thanks for the reply.

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    Richard Whaley 25,195 on at
    Re: Extender Import not Working in GP 2010

    If there is already data in the tables, you might look at the key fields and make sure you are not trying to import data with duplicate unique keys. Unique keys (in case you are not a SQL expert) says ONLY ONE record per key value can exist in the table.  In other words, you cannot have two orders with the order number 101 if the order number is a unique key.

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