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Scribe importing all the data it matches
Posted: 07 Aug 07 11:01 AM
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I am using saleslogix v 6.1 and have connected Scribe via the Oracle driver to our Oracle database. I have set up the necessary steps to:
1. Seek a uniqueid number in the contact table
2. Insert a number of fields from another table which matches this uniqueid number on the contact table
Although this seems fairly straightforward I just can not get the DTS to import all the fields into the other table once it finds a match. What it is doing is importing all fields into all the contacts it matches?? |
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Re: Scribe importing all the data it matches
Posted: 07 Aug 07 1:27 PM
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By "uniqueid" do you mean the contact.contactid?
Assuning the field you are insering are in the contact table you need to...
-Do a SEEK step (which it sounds like you have) to find out if the record exists
-Then on the Match=1 results of the above seek, do and UPDATE step for the fields
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Re: Scribe importing all the data it matches
Posted: 08 Aug 07 5:49 AM
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The uniqueid is not the contact.contactid field - the uniqueid field is the Oracle uniqueid field which was added to the contact table.
I do not wish to insert fields in the contact table, I wish to first match the uniqueid on the contact table then if a match is found I want the DTS to insert the fields in another table (which is linked to the contact table by the contactid and also has the Oracle uniqueid field amongst others. |
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Re: Scribe importing all the data it matches
Posted: 08 Aug 07 9:08 AM
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| This could be done in a couple of ways. You could first add a seek step to lookup the Oracle or foreign key and assign the SalesLogix contactid to a target variable that is used in the actual update/insert step. Another way is to have a single step to update/insert to the extended table and use the function DBLOOKUP( TextSourceField, "S" | "T" | "I", "table", "lookup_field", "substitution_field" ) to lookup and assign the contactid. It would look like this DBLOOKUP( S1, "T", "Contact", "OracleID_Field", "ContactID" ). Just replace S1 with the actual source field and OracleID_Field with column name. |
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