This may sound like a dumb question but I have seen it happen a couple times
now, are you sure Product Catalog installed properly when you ran the CMDB
installer?

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It's probably refering to the fact that the Product tiers you specified in
the PCT-ProductCompanyAssoc sheet for that record are not present in the
Product Catalog sheet (or present in your life product Catalog form).   
 
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Thanks for the reply 

I running PCT-ProductCompanyAssoc when I get the error message.  
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John, I didn't see that you specified which staging records had that error?
It sounds like you've got records which are dependent upon the product
catalog (i.e. Assignment) where you have it specified in the dependent
record but not in your product catalog load or in your live Product
Configuration forms.

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I've been trying to use the Data Management Tool in 7.5 to load my
Foundation data from the work sheets provided by BMC.   Remedy converts then
into csv file format and then loads the data into Remedy.  Once the data is
load I run the Validate.   After Validation is done all records are mark
with an error   Invalid Product Catalog     The work sheets do not contain a
column called Product Catalog.   I've run logs on the client and the server
and can't even see when the error feild is being populated.   


7.5.00 Patch 003 
Windows Server 2003
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