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user71
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2005-06-01 00:00
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psarobe
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2007-09-03 20:58
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And which DB are you using? |
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psarobe
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2007-09-03 22:07
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I have tried what you describe and it works fine for DB Oracle 10g. |
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user71
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2007-09-03 22:22
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Oh, i forgot that, i'm using postgres 8.2.
However i've found the reason of the bug, when i go to Master Data Management -> Import Data -> Import Loader Format i select "Accounting - Account" because is the format of the chart of accounts file.
Then i go to Field format and all the fields are repeated, i mean: There are 9 records with the 10 sequence, 9 with the 20 sequence and so on. I don't have a screenshot to show you right now, but i'm gonna reproduce the bug again.
The solution was to remove all the duplicate records and import the file again. Now it works. |
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psarobe
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2007-09-04 12:37
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Please, it would be great if you can reproduce the bug. It seems a process may duplicate those rows. |
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pjuvara
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2007-10-19 13:02
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We have not been able to reproduce this bug internally. We have never observed these records being duplicated.
If you find a reproducible test case, please reopen. |
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