ImportResults.Log

rob_h7

Hey,

I have an import process which kicks off an import with validation into a BO (ImportData) and saves the ImportResults.ErrorsDetected & ImportResults.Log into attributes (ImportData.Errors & ImportData.ImportLog respectively).

ImportResults.ErrorsDetected is working fine, and displaying either a 'Yes' or 'No' into the attribute depending on the data.

However ImportResults.Log isnt returning anything. The Attribute I'm copying it to is plaintext, maximum allowed length.

If I import the data via the Standard menu item, then it prompts if I want to view the log, if I click yes then I can see the log for the 26 lines of data.

Any idea's as to why logs not showing anything when I import via a process?

RLJB

I'm having the same problem....

ImportResults.ErrorsDetected will write Yes/No to a seperate BO

BUT...

ImportResults.Log doesn't write anything at all?!?

Is there a solution to this?

aware_support

We have tested this and it works fine. The Log attribute to hold the log should be of the Document type, not Plain Text. Here is the process we used in our tests:

IMPORT Test FROM 'c:/temp/test.csv'
CREATE TestImportResults WITH TestImportResults.ErrorsDetected=ImportResults.ErrorsDetected
TestImportResults.Log = ImportResults.Log

Log attribute of the TestImportResults object is of the Document type.

RLJB

Excellent, I didn't realise it needed to be of the document type (I had it as plain text). Tks.

BobK

Does the ImportResults.Log get created when using IMPORT FROM XML?

I am having trouble accessing it.

My process Rules:

IMPORT Company FROM XML CompanyCreate.XML WITH VALIDATION
CompanyCreate.ImportLog=ImportResults.Log

This does not work and the log shows

-Unable to determine data values for attribute ImportResults.Log due to the following exception com.bas.basserver.executionengine.ExecutionException Internal error. Business object ImportResults not found in business space version

However farther down in my process I have:

If ImportResults.ErrorsDetected='Yes' Then
REPORT ERROR 'Import failed, check log'

This rule appears to work with the following in the log:

Evaluating rule 'CheckForError' If ImportResults.ErrorsDetected='Yes' Then REPORT ERROR 'Import failed, check log'
Evaluating condition ImportResults.ErrorsDetected='Yes'
Condition evaluated to false: No=Yes