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Import through dataport[solved]

vyankuvyanku Member Posts: 791
When we want to import data having fild seprator as TAB then in property of that dataport in fildseprator what we write?

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  • ritzritz Member Posts: 25
    TAB :lol:
    Thanks,

    Ritesh
  • vyankuvyanku Member Posts: 791
    Yes
    I tried this But When i am trying to import
    It takes lots of time and dosent import.
  • garakgarak Member Posts: 3,263
    Do you run the Dataport from Desinger?
    I mean. Do you design the Dataport, and press then CTRL + R ?
    If yes, than Navision doesn't import
    Do you make it right, it works too!
  • vyankuvyanku Member Posts: 791
    Do you design the Dataport, and press then CTRL + R ?
    Yes
    Then how can i import ?
  • zarrynzarryn Member Posts: 29
    If you go to the FieldSeparator property and press F1 you will see the syntax to use for various special characters. For the system to use tab, you must type <TAB> including the <> characters. Hope this helps.
    Zarryn
  • vyankuvyanku Member Posts: 791
    yes I tried this also
    and in my text file I insert values like
    No. Name Address
    1 v vjh

    But when I try to Import It just show me that small window and nothing else there is no data imported in table.
  • garakgarak Member Posts: 3,263
    When you in design mode (you see the dataitem, properties, Dataportfields, etc.) and press then CTRL + R navision doesn't import :!:

    Leave the design (ESC + Save) modus and start than the dataport (Button RUN or from an form).

    You will see the dataport import your datas (in some cases you need an commit statement).

    reagards
    Do you make it right, it works too!
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