Quite new to the Data Migration Tool in IFS I try doing my first Excel migration job using two LU’s. The purpose of the job is to update the SUPPLIER.SUPP_GRP column. As an additional information we will need the ASSOCIATION_NO from the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENEREAL LU but only SUPP_GRP needs to be updateable.
I have configured the job as follows:
In the method list tab I added the two LU’s:
In the rules tab I added a FETCHCONDITION that seems to work:
And finally I configured the source mapping tab as follows:
Running the job in Excel the Load Data procedure works as expected. One row for each supplier and all field showing the correct existing value. But then edit the SUPP_GRP value on a supplier and the run the Validate procedure I got an “Object does not exists” error in the Result Column.
Back to the migration job trying edit and save some information on the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL row in the method list I got the following error:
To me it seems like the job don’t like using the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL.SUPPLIER_ID column as a key even if this column is defined as one.
Does anyone has any idea how to solve this problem?
Best answer by NiyomalN
niklas_larsson wrote:
Quite new to the Data Migration Tool in IFS I try doing my first Excel migration job using two LU’s. The purpose of the job is to update the SUPPLIER.SUPP_GRP column. As an additional information we will need the ASSOCIATION_NO from the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENEREAL LU but only SUPP_GRP needs to be updateable.
I have configured the job as follows:
In the method list tab I added the two LU’s:
In the rules tab I added a FETCHCONDITION that seems to work:
And finally I configured the source mapping tab as follows:
Running the job in Excel the Load Data procedure works as expected. One row for each supplier and all field showing the correct existing value. But then edit the SUPP_GRP value on a supplier and the run the Validate procedure I got an “Object does not exists” error in the Result Column.
Back to the migration job trying edit and save some information on the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL row in the method list I got the following error:
To me it seems like the job don’t like using the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL.SUPPLIER_ID column as a key even if this column is defined as one.
Does anyone has any idea how to solve this problem?
@niklas_larsson , can you remove the below highlighted columns and see?
Quite new to the Data Migration Tool in IFS I try doing my first Excel migration job using two LU’s. The purpose of the job is to update the SUPPLIER.SUPP_GRP column. As an additional information we will need the ASSOCIATION_NO from the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENEREAL LU but only SUPP_GRP needs to be updateable.
I have configured the job as follows:
In the method list tab I added the two LU’s:
In the rules tab I added a FETCHCONDITION that seems to work:
And finally I configured the source mapping tab as follows:
Running the job in Excel the Load Data procedure works as expected. One row for each supplier and all field showing the correct existing value. But then edit the SUPP_GRP value on a supplier and the run the Validate procedure I got an “Object does not exists” error in the Result Column.
Back to the migration job trying edit and save some information on the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL row in the method list I got the following error:
To me it seems like the job don’t like using the SUPPLIER_INFO_GENERAL.SUPPLIER_ID column as a key even if this column is defined as one.
Does anyone has any idea how to solve this problem?
@niklas_larsson , can you remove the below highlighted columns and see?
Thanks for quick reply. First your solution did not work. Same error on Validate/Execute in Excel: “Object does not exists”. But I think you might pointed me into the right direction because to avoid to get the error on saving the method list I had to enable the “New” value. But it still did not work i Excel so I also enabled the “On new Master” attribute and finally it worked in Excel :-)
To me this configuration seems a bit strange as I don’t add any new lines and only doing updates on SUPP_GRP. But anyway a working configuration for the method list seems to be:
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