This is my import class
this is my controller part
i want to show message how many data are imported into database. please help me out
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I´m trying to import a CSV file to WooCommerce, I'm using the very same file resulted from an export, but it keeps telling me that for security reasons, the type of file I'm using can´t be used.
What could I be missing here
Rafael
It was due to the fact that I was using HTML code to show a table of values in the description field
Try to create an one-click button to import multiple tables from Oracle. Following is the code behind the On Click event of the button (with one table for now):
Private Sub Command0_Click()
If Not IsNull(DLookup("Name", "MSysObjects", "Name='FCR_LABOR_COST_SUMMARY1'")) Then
DoCmd.DeleteObject acTable, "FCR_LABOR_COST_SUMMARY1"
End If
DoCmd.RunSavedImportExport ("Import-FCR_LABOR_COST_SUMMARY1")
End Sub
Encountered the an error "Run-time '31602': The specification with the specified index does not exist. Specify a different index. 'Import-FCR_LABOR_COST_SUMMARY1'." when running "DoCmd.RunSavedImportExport"
The source table does not have any index on it. No need to have any index on the target table. Look like Access is trying to enforce an index on the target table. Is there anyway to turn this off? I'm new to Access and VB, please provide advice and directions on how to resolve this. Thanks.
To save a specication follow this document:
Create an import or export specification
1. Start the import or export operation from Access.
2. The import and export wizards are available on the External Data tab. The import wizards are in the Import & Link group, and the export wizards are in the Export group.
3. Follow the instructions in the wizard. After you click OK or Finish, and if Access successfully completes the operation, the Save Import Steps or Save Export Steps page appears in the wizard.
4. On the wizard page, click Save import steps or Save export steps to save the details of the operation as a specification.
5. Access displays an additional set of controls. This figure shows the dialog box with those controls available.
6. The Save Import Steps dialog box
In the Save as box, type a name for the specification.
In the Description box, type a description to help you or other users identify the operation at a later time.
7. To create an Outlook task that reminds you when it is time to repeat this operation, click Create Outlook Task.
8. Click Save Import or Save Export to save the specification. Access creates and stores the specification in the current database.
9. If you clicked Create Outlook Task on either the Save Import Steps or Save Export Steps page of the wizard, an Outlook Task window appears. Fill in the details of the task and then click Save & Close.
If the saved import or export specification you choose for the Saved Import Export Name argument is deleted after the macro is created, Access displays the following error message when the macro is run:
The specification with the specified index does not exist. Specify a different index. 'specification name'.
From: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/runsavedimportexport-macro-action-41c366d8-524e-4c7e-847d-c2cf7abb2049
I just installed Dspace 5.4 and I am trying to move a collection from greenstone to Dspace.
I successfully exported the collection from greenstone but when I try to load it into Dspace via batch import (zip) I get the following error:
Notice
Import failed
/dspace/imports/New Folder.zip/New Folder/exported_DSpace/dublin_core.xml (No such file or directory)
Can anyone tell me what have I missed?
We do not have a great deal of information to go on from your question, such as how you did the export from greenstone. From what I can tell, it seems possible that you did not export the data in the correct format for dspace.
The structure should be this simple archive format
archive_directory/
item_000/
dublin_core.xml -- qualified Dublin Core metadata for metadata fields belonging to the dc schema
metadata_[prefix].xml -- metadata in another schema, the prefix is the name of the schema as registered with the metadata registry
contents -- text file containing one line per filename
file_1.doc -- files to be added as bitstreams to the item
file_2.pdf
item_001/
dublin_core.xml
contents
file_1.png
...
To export a collection from greenstone so it is suitable for dspace you can follow these steps it seems. Here is some information that might help
It seems possible that you have exported the data from greenstone but not in the correct format for DSpace.
For some more information on how the structure should look like when importing data into DSpace, you can take a look at here
I'm trying to using GeocodeRequest to get the coordinate by giving place name like this http://heremaps.github.io/examples/explorer.html#geocoding
and I had checked and follow the documentation https://developer.here.com/mobile-sdks/documentation/android/topics/geocoding.html, but I get error with the listener
http://i.stack.imgur.com/R2rk1.png
Does anyone have experience of this?
Check the import statement of the Location class,
I guess you are importing android.location.Location, you should import com.here.android.mpa.search.Location
Am working on an xls survey form which when I loaded onto ODK to look for errors it produced this error"You must have a sheet named(case-sensitive):survey"which I dont quite understand.
It's referring to the worksheet in your excel file. Instead of the normal "Sheet 1" etc it needs to be named "survey".
I recommend you use http://ona.io to load and manage your forms. You can sign up and create an account there.. then your profile URL becomes the server URL that you have to enter in the ODK Collect app on the phone. They have given a basic example xlsform that should help you get started.. https://ona.io/examples/
Further documentation on making XLSForms : http://xlsform.org