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The available actions are :
<create>
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:
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The entity
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loading
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mechanism
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checks
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all
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entity
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elements
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present
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under
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this
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action
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and
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if
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a
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research
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by
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the
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primary
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returns
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empty,
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creates
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it.
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Otherwise
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nothing
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is
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done.
<create-update>
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:
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The entity
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loading
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mechanism
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checks
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all
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entity
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elements
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present
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under
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this
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action
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and
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if
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a
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research
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by
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primary
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key
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return
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empty,
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creates
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it.
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Otherwise
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it
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updates
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the
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existing
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element
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with
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the
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given
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field
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value.
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<create-replace>
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:
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The entity
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loading
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mechanism
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checks
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all
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entity
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elements
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present
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under
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this
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action
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and
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if
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a
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research
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by
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primary
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key
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return
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empty,
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creates
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it.
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Otherwise
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it
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replaces
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the
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existing
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element
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with
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the
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given
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field
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value.
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If
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a
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field
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is
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present
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in
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the
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database
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but
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not
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on
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xml
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definition,
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it
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will
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be
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set
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to
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empty.
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<delete>
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:
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The entity
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loading
...
mechanism
...
checks
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all
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entity
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elements
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present
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under
...
this
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action
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and
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if
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a
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research
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by
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primary
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key
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return
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empty,
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tries
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to
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delete
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it.
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Warning
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the
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foreign
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keys
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haven't
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been
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tested.
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So
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if
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you
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broke
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a
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database
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constraint,
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all
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operations
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present
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in
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the
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file
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will
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be
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rolled
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back.
Here is an example:
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<entity-engine-xml>
<create>
<Example exampleId="EX13" exampleName="Example 13" exampleTypeId="INSPIRED" statusId="EXST_IN_DESIGN"/>
<Example exampleId="EX14" exampleName="Example 14" exampleTypeId="INSPIRED" statusId="EXST_IN_DESIGN"/>
</create>
<create-replace>
<Example exampleId="EX12" exampleName="Example 12 after replace" exampleTypeId="INSPIRED" statusId="EXST_IN_DESIGN"/>
</create-replace>
<create-update>
<Example exampleId="EX12" exampleName="Example 11 after update" exampleTypeId="INSPIRED" statusId="EXST_IN_DESIGN"/>
</create-update>
<delete>
<Example exampleId="EX09"/>
</delete>
<Example exampleId="EX10" exampleName="Example 10 after update"/>
</entity-engine-xml> |
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Here is a sample product import file row. This is a tab delimited file. If you prefer CSV (Comma Separated Values), change the delimiter to "," and the text-delimiter to """ in the XML below.
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PRODUCT_ID SKU TITLE CATEGORIES IMAGE_URL BRAND DESCRIPTION DETAILS WEIGHT DIMENSIONS GOING REFURB FREIGHT ITEM_NAME MAP PRICE MSRP QTY_AVAIL EST_AVAIL EXPECTED_SHIPPING_COST EXPECTED_DROP_SHIP_FEE UPC ITEM_ID 100 213 Atwater Carey EMT Shears leisure and sport|camping/hiking|accessories http://images.doba.com/products/2/213.jpg Atwater Carey The choice of EMTs worldwide, the 5-1/2'' trauma shears contained in all Pro Series kits or sold separately features an oversized rivet to overcome the rigors of backcountry emergencies. Identified by the bright orange handles, these shears will cut through cloth, plastic, and even light-gauge metal.<br><br> 0.100000002 N N N Atwater Carey EMT Shears 0 3.92 4.99 6 0000-00-00 6.63 2 7.39657E+11 100 |
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