Programming conditions in import dataport

Archy · 2006-11-02

Hi all!

I have an Excel document with fields I have to import to Navision table. Actually in Excel document there are item numbers, item translation and language code. I have to import this document to table Item Translation.

But there is one problem I cannot deal with - some items has already their translations and I should not overwrite them! Furthemore, if an item has translation and the language code in Excel is the same as in item's translation in Navision - I should skipe dataport, but if Excel's translation for this item has different language code - i have to add it.

So, it seems, I have to programm some conditions in the dataport's OnBeforeImportRecord trigger. But how can I use current dataport's field for comparison with database table's field? :-s May be any other ideas? Please, help!!!

David_Cox · 2006-11-02

Simple use a variable and

OnBeforeImportRecord()
INIT;

OnAfterImportRecord()
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
CURRDATAPORT.SKIP;

kriki · 2006-11-02

David Cox wrote:

Simple use a variable and

OnBeforeImportRecord()
INIT;

OnAfterImportRecord()
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
CURRDATAPORT.SKIP;

IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN

should be:

IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.",'',"Language Code")THEN

The primary key is "Item No.","Variant Code","Language Code".

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David_Cox · 2006-11-02

kriki wrote:
David Cox wrote:

Simple use a variable and

OnBeforeImportRecord()
INIT;

OnAfterImportRecord()
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
CURRDATAPORT.SKIP;
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
should be:
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.",'',"Language Code")THEN
The primary key is "Item No.","Variant Code","Language Code".

Oh Right I didn't check the primary key, and it's not a table I have used much, on the develoment side !

Thanks 8)

Archy · 2006-11-03

David Cox wrote:

Simple use a variable and

OnBeforeImportRecord()
INIT;

OnAfterImportRecord()
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
CURRDATAPORT.SKIP;

I'm sorry, I don't understand. :oops: What variable? What type should be this variable? How can I get for comparison value of current record Language Code in Excel?

kriki · 2006-11-03

Archy wrote:

David Cox wrote:

Simple use a variable and

OnBeforeImportRecord()
INIT;

OnAfterImportRecord()
IF ItemTranslation.GET("Item No.","Language Code")THEN
CURRDATAPORT.SKIP;

I'm sorry, I don't understand. :oops: What variable? What type should be this variable? How can I get for comparison value of current record Language Code in Excel?

A global record variable "ItemTranslation" on table "Item Translation".
The fields "Item No.","Language Code" are filled in by the dataport. These you use to do a GET on "ItemTranslation". If the GET returns a TRUE, it means the record exists, and you can skip it.

Archy · 2006-11-03

Oh, I understood, what variable - of type Item Translation. :oops: ok... Then we assume, that imported from Excel language code values are in field "Item Translation"."Language Code"? (I have one data item in this dataport - it is Item Translation)
But this fields allways are empty!

I was looking in debugger..

kriki · 2006-11-03

Archy wrote:

Oh, I understood, what variable - of type Item Translation. :oops: ok... Then we assume, that imported from Excel language code values are in field "Item Translation"."Language Code"? (I have one data item in this dataport - it is Item Translation)
But this fields allways are empty! I was looking in debugger..

They are filled in between triggering the OnBeforeImportRecord()-trigger and the OnAfterImportRecord()-trigger.

BTW: did you fill in the fields in the dataport-fields (View=>Dataportfields)?

Archy · 2006-11-03

Oops.. :oops: There my mistake was.. Thanks for help! It seems, soon I will get these records.

Programming conditions in import dataport

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