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| - | <callout | + | This option will slow down the import process considerably and is recommended when import files are not too large. On the other hand using this option will guarantee that only valid instances of the business object are stored in the system.</ |
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| + | First line of the input file must contain the description of the imported attributes. If this description contains the ID attributes, the system will look for the specified instances and modify them with the supplied data, otherwise new instances will be created.</ | ||
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| If this keyword is specified the import file can be used both to update existing records and create new ones. If a record referred to in the file is not found //**AwareIM **//will create a new record. | If this keyword is specified the import file can be used both to update existing records and create new ones. If a record referred to in the file is not found //**AwareIM **//will create a new record. | ||
| - | See also the “[[:docs:2000_concepts: | + | See also the “[[2000_concepts: |
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