Ibrahim,
the reason your original command did not work was because you used a
lower case -m. In your snippet below you changed it to -M which is why
it now works.
-m and -M are mutually exclusive. (I believe there is a note stating
this in the documentation somewhere)
-m denotes the mapping name, which is typically not the same as the
mapping file name
-M denotes the file name of the mapping file
When you are using -m the import tool will look for all the mapping
files in the directory specified, open them up and compare your value
for -m against the name *inside* the file. If they match it then uses
that mapping file.
-M on the other hand will only try to use the specified file and nothing
else.
In general, it's better to use -M and specify the full path to the
actual file (no need to use -d then). It resolves a lot of ambiguity,
since -m might have unintended results if you have 2 mapping files in
the directory that has the same name inside.
Calman
On 10-09-07 3:55 PM, Ibrahim Akar wrote:
**
Problem fixed. I created a bat file called "Do-Not-Delete.bat" which
is basically this
cd\
cd C:\Program Files\BMC Software\ARSystem\dataimporttool
DataImport.bat -x myServerName -a 2116 -u myAdminUser -p myAdminPass
-l "c:\temp\import.log" -M Logistics.armx -d "C:\Program Files\BMC
Software\ARSystem\dataimporttool" -o "C:\Program Files\BMC
Software\ARSystem\dataimporttool\LogisticsImport.csv"
I changed my Run Process command line to c:\Do-Not-Delete.bat and it
works. Thanks for all that tried to help.
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