Difference between revisions of "Records Ignored During an Import"
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Incoming records are ignored in the following circumstances: | Incoming records are ignored in the following circumstances: | ||
:* The object has a [[Unique Key]], and the new record would cause a | :* The object has a [[Unique Key Index]], and the new record would cause a duplicate key. | ||
:* The <tt>record_id</tt> field is mapped, but it: | :* The <tt>record_id</tt> field is mapped, but it: | ||
::* is empty | ::* is empty | ||
::* has a non-numeric value | ::* has a non-numeric value | ||
::* has a value outside the valid range of 1001 to 2<sup>31</sup> - 1 | ::* has a value outside the valid range of 1001 to 2<sup>31</sup> - 1 | ||
Revision as of 01:02, 4 May 2012
During an import, some incoming records may be ignored. (In general, you'll want to be sure that then number of ignored records reported in the Import Queue matches the number you expect.)
Incoming records are ignored in the following circumstances:
- The object has a Unique Key Index, and the new record would cause a duplicate key.
- The record_id field is mapped, but it:
- is empty
- has a non-numeric value
- has a value outside the valid range of 1001 to 231 - 1