Hi,
Export some files to an ARX-file and look at the format.
I have done similar thing where I created an ARX-file to import external
files.
If I remember right, it was important to have a path relative to where the
actual ARX-file is. Preferably located in sub-directories underneath the
ARX file.
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> Hi listers,
>
> our customer has about 300 files (attachments) that he wants to upload to
> an
> attachment field of a form.
> They gave us a csv-file with the format
> "document-name;document-date;file-name" and a bunch of files which file
> names are corresponding to the values in the file-name field of the
> csv-file.
>
> Is there any way to import them using the Remedy Data Import tool (v
> 7.5)??
>
> The documentation is only about exporting attachments and how to import
> arx-files including attachment directories. But I can not find anything
> with
> csv-files and a self-created directory of attachments.
>
> Thanks in advance for some ideas.
>
> Cheers,
> Dan
>
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