Level Model 2 Sprint 1 - Create System Modules. Import Using Blueprint View or Grid View
Hi Guys,
I just started with LM2, already having questions. I'm pretty sure I'll have many more down the road.
In the activity, when it says
SYS05 Region Details module: SYS06 Country Details module:
Few questions I have:
1. Do I use Data View or Blueprint View to Import. I understand Blueprint View is used when only structural import is needed and no data.
So if I do blueprint view (I believe there is no data we are trying to import here, just structure), in the SYS06 module it creates additional line items with all the countries which I don't think is right.
What am I doing wrong in the import mapping?
2. What is a general rule when it comes to deciding between grid import and blueprint import.
Answers
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Hi,
Adding what I know here,
Choosing the import view depends on what we are trying to achieve,
Blueprint view - Only for the structural change
Grid View - Only for Data/Metadata load
It seems you are trying to load the metadata(parent/code) of the country list, so you should use Grid import.
Regards,
Vignesh M
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Thanks @VIGNESH.M thats my understanding as well.
Can you please verify (screenshots) what is wrong that I am doing in the mapping because thats not the believe the final result should be (other screenshot).I believe the countries should not list up like that..
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Hi @SatyamArora,
What are you trying to achieve here, can you share the screenshot of the import file.
If you are trying to load the parent/country code information in the module, then blueprint import is not the right option. As mentioned in my previous post, you need to use grid import for loading the metadata.
~Vignesh M
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ok, I figured what I was doing wrong.
Thanks for your help 🙂0 -
I am trying to import from grid view but getting error whatever I do.
Can anyone help me?
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@sguptatalkingrain Not sure I understand the screenshot which you attached. Looks like you are trying to load data into a module for Region Code. Do you really need to do that? If you already have a code for Regions in a list, you should try to refer the code of the list in the module using a function rather than loading the code.
Hope this helps
Ashish
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Thank you.I figured it out.
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Hi,
Can you please share how you did it. I am getting the same error.0 -
Hi,
You need not to import anything in Sys05 Region module.
Make sure that you have imported Region Flat list correctly.
Please let me know if that works!
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