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What happens when an import fails in Integration Manager?

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Hello all!  

I just built my first integration manger integration that I am using to import Journal Entries with Analytical information, and it works well with small files.  With large files, 1000 entries and up, I get a the following error:  "System.Data.SqlClient.SqlError: Timeout expired.  The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding." ( This is a bug that Microsoft is fixing at this time and is a side note to this posting in case someone is interested.)  

What I am interested to find out is what happens with the failed import attempts?  After trying this several times on my test environment, I eventually got a different error message indicating that the SQL database had run out of disk space.  So I wonder, does the partial failed entry stay in some tables consuming disk space, or does integration manager roll back the partial entry?  Do I need to include in the integration a clean up procedure of any sort on the SQL tables?

I welcome your input.  Thank you in advance for your help.

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  • Richard Wheeler Profile Picture
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    Welcome two the world of Integration Manager. It was never designed for large record imports. If this is going to be an integration you will use repeated, I would modify it so it flips a successful import flag in your database after each complete record import. That way when it fails, you can start it over and it will pick up where it left off. There is a tip you will find in the IM help file that shows how to do this.

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    Frank Hamelly | MVP, MCP, CSA Profile Picture
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    Integration Manager imports transaction files to batches.  When you have a partial integration failure, the successful records stay in the Work tables in the batch that was created.  In the case of journal entries, in the GL10000 and GL10001 tables.  Richard provides great advice.  In fact, I never knew that capability existed in IM.

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    Hi Medardo,

    please find the attached forum link that can give you the idea about integration using integration manager

    community.dynamics.com/.../124945.aspx

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