What's the problem with calling CreateEntry for each record?  Code-wise, it's 
trivial to do if you organize your code correctly.  Basically, you just have a 
loop that calls the same code each time with the values for the current record 
culminating in the CreateEntry call.  Doing it for one is the same as doing it 
for a million.

Lyle
 
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[mailto:arsl...@arslist.org] On Behalf Of maggie2007
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2009 8:22 AM
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Subject: Re: How to create many entries in Remedy form at a time from C# code?

It is Remedy 6.3.

in ARSystem.NET.chm, 
public void BeginBulkEntryTransaction();
"
Initiates a bulk entry transaction. Once this call is made - all subsequent
create, delete, set, merge entry operations will be batched together and all
of them will be issued only when a SendBulkEntryTransaction call is made. To
cancel the bulk txn mode without sending the transaction request to server,
CancelBulkEntryTransaction method should be used. "

BulkCreateEntryReturn  is " The result detail of one operation, specifically
a CreateEntry operation, within a Bulk entry transaction. "

That seems that I still need to call CreateEntry for each record, didn't see
the option to import from some .csv or .xml file for Bulk CreateEntry.

Somebody told me that
"You can create the Bulk entries in the Remedy form,
 
1. Through AIE (Atrium Integration Engine) you can create as much entry as
you want. but for that the CSV file should be prepared first.
    After that  you can upload this manually or through intervals.
 
2. Thorugh AR Remedy Import Tool, but for this also you should have the
CSV/ARX/RPT files ready to import on customers server.
"

Probably this is the good way, but not sure if "Atrium Integration Engine"
is included in Remedy 6.3 and the components are free?


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