Well I am just using the xml_export file provided by sourceforge. so my
data is basically an xml file with tickets description in it. As for what
the script is doing to it, I am not sure.
This is the snippet of the xml file if it helps,
<project_export>
<artifacts>
<artifact>
<field name="artifact_id">1363061</field>
<field user_id="1116094" name="submitted_by">wd15</field>
<field user_id="1116094" name="assigned_to">wd15</field>
<field name="priority">5</field>
<field name="status">Open</field>
<field name="resolution">None</field>
<field name="summary">superfill mayavi viewer</field>
<field name="open_date">1132603800</field>
<field name="artifact_type">Bugs</field>
<field name="category">None</field>
<field name="artifact_group_id">None</field>
<field name="details">superfill mayavi viewer leaves gaps along the
interface.</field>
</artifact>
...
...
</artifacts>
</project_export>
Well the script did get some tickets before abruptly stopping and giving
the error: cloumns ticket, time, field not unique
How did you solve it for buzilla tickets import?
Thanks for all the help.
Manas.
> On Wednesday 11 January 2006 04:56 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> However its now giving some new errors while importing the tickets.
>>
>> Error: columns ticket, time, field are not unique
>>
>> Has anyone come across this before.
>
> Yes. I've been working with the bugzilla import and it does the same
> thing.
> What is means is that the primary key is not unique. Why you are getting
> that,
> I don't know, it would depend on your data and what, if anything, the
> import
> script is doing to it.
>
>
>
>
> --
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> to do anything that any user can tell the kernel to do.
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