TI Import Control File Help

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I currently use Dynamics SL 2015 and I am trying to update some fields in Inventory Items using TI import. The control file I have changes cclassid and cGLClassid. However, our system has a system message pop up when these two fields are changed with a "Yes" or "No" button to press. How do I tell my control file to press the "Yes" button on a pop up system message?

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RE: TI Import Control File Help

I tried changing it to "InventoryItem,Change" but received the same error messages. After some more searching I found a work around where I could edit my messages.csv file to not require that system message to be answered. I was able to run my import without any errors after that. I will just use that method going forward. Thanks for the help.
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RE: TI Import Control File Help

Yeah, replace the level0 stuff to the "InventoryItem,Change" like my example and see if that works for you.
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In situations like that, I prefer the SQL way. Look with the sql profile all the validations that SL does when you change that fields and can create a store procedure to do that. I have created many stores for multiple process, on that way without issues.
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I'm using an intelligent control file and I believe I am just using "InventoryItem" for the level indicator. This is from my control file:

call AliasConstant( "Level0", "InventoryItem" )

call AliasConstant( "Level1", "CompanyDefaults" )

Can I change the level indicator by updating Level0 to "InventoryItem, Change"?
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RE: TI Import Control File Help

I'm on the finishing up side of a project of several hours of inventory work with TI. I didn't run into the popup even though changing the classid was one of the steps.

Were you using the simple or intelligent control file? I also wonder if you just used "InventoryItem" for the level indicator or "InventoryItem,Change"

Here is what one item in my .dta looked like:

"InventoryItem,Change",100002693-Pan ,100002693-Pan (185 Gallon Alum. Tank Brown Box-65L x 28W x 24H),QB,,,,,,,,,,,EXEMPT,AC,,,EA,EA,EA,"1,634.64",,,,,,,817.32,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PP,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,R,F,,,,,E "CompanyDefaults,Change",WHSE1,SHELF1,SHELF1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,