Or use the Java API to read the CSV and import the information.

DONT use direct SQL calls into the DB to import AR data.

On Thursday, March 7, 2013 4:49:13 AM UTC-6, Kerry Murdock wrote:
>
> I don't know if I'm missing something obvious or not but here goes... 
>
> Remedy 7.6.4 
>
> I've got a customer who wants to import a .csv file on a regular basis. He 
> doesn't have the remedy import tool on his machine (and it's unlikely he'll 
> be able to get it installed). What would be an easy way to get the data 
> from the .csv file into a remedy form from the Remedy User tool? 
>
> Idea 1: 
> I've thought about copy/pasting it into a text box and writing some code 
> to read the commas and push it one line at a time. 
>
> Idea 2: 
> Use the remedy server dataimport command line - but that will be tricksy 
> as the server is quite locked down. 
>
> Ideas 3: 
> Erm... 
>
> Kerry 
>
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