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| Finally you need to select how //**AwareIM**// should handle errors (truncation errors and other errors). Truncation error occurs when a record is longer than what is allowed by the database for the column where the record should be written. This may happen if you import data into a different database than the original one as different databases may have different requirements on the length of a particular column. You need to select whether //**AwareIM**// should truncate the data or log truncation errors and continue or stop import. For all other errors you need to specify whether to log them and continue or stop the import. | Finally you need to select how //**AwareIM**// should handle errors (truncation errors and other errors). Truncation error occurs when a record is longer than what is allowed by the database for the column where the record should be written. This may happen if you import data into a different database than the original one as different databases may have different requirements on the length of a particular column. You need to select whether //**AwareIM**// should truncate the data or log truncation errors and continue or stop import. For all other errors you need to specify whether to log them and continue or stop the import. |
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| Once you click OK on the import dialog //** AwareIM**// will perform some validation to make sure that there are no conflicts between imported data and the target environment. If there are any issues //**AwareIM**// will display them on a separate dialog. Some of the issues listed on this dialog can be ignored and some cannot be. To ignore the issue select the issue and click on the "Ignore" link. For those issues that cannot be ignored you need to provide resolution, otherwise import will not go ahead. To provide a resolution select the issue and click on the "Resolve" link. Another dialog will be displayed where you can instruct //**AwareIM**// not to import a particular table or column or map a problematic table or column to one of the existing tables or columns. In the latter case instead of using the table specified in the import file //**AwareIM**//will use the specified table that exists in the target database. Similarly, instead of using a problematic column in the import file //**AwareIM**// will use the existing column in the target database. | Once you click OK on the import dialog //**AwareIM**// will perform some validation to make sure that there are no conflicts between imported data and the target environment. If there are any issues //**AwareIM**// will display them on a separate dialog. Some of the issues listed on this dialog can be ignored and some cannot be. To ignore the issue select the issue and click on the "Ignore" link. For those issues that cannot be ignored you need to provide resolution, otherwise import will not go ahead. To provide a resolution select the issue and click on the "Resolve" link. Another dialog will be displayed where you can instruct //**AwareIM**// not to import a particular table or column or map a problematic table or column to one of the existing tables or columns. In the latter case instead of using the table specified in the import file //**AwareIM**//will use the specified table that exists in the target database. Similarly, instead of using a problematic column in the import file //**AwareIM**// will use the existing column in the target database. |
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| When all issues have been resolved //**AwareIM**// will perform the import. | When all issues have been resolved //**AwareIM**// will perform the import. |
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