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Unless I’m mistaken, I haven’t noticed this feature.
USE CASE 1:
I would like that during a bulk .csv import, if there is a data entry error in a column corresponding to a multiple field in GLPI, the affected row should not be added. At the end of the import process, I would like to be informed of the rows that encountered errors and were not imported into GLPI. Additionally, the valid rows should be successfully imported, as no anomalies were found.
USE CASE 2:
In the event that USE CASE 1 is not feasible, I propose that if an error occurs during the import, the entire file should be rejected and no data should be added to GLPI. A message should then indicate that an error has been detected in the file.
Best Regards,
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GLPI Version
10.0.16
Plugin version
2.13.5
Bug description
Unless I’m mistaken, I haven’t noticed this feature.
USE CASE 1:
I would like that during a bulk .csv import, if there is a data entry error in a column corresponding to a multiple field in GLPI, the affected row should not be added. At the end of the import process, I would like to be informed of the rows that encountered errors and were not imported into GLPI. Additionally, the valid rows should be successfully imported, as no anomalies were found.
USE CASE 2:
In the event that USE CASE 1 is not feasible, I propose that if an error occurs during the import, the entire file should be rejected and no data should be added to GLPI. A message should then indicate that an error has been detected in the file.
Best Regards,
Relevant log output
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Page URL
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Steps To reproduce
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Your GLPI setup information
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Anything else?
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: