When I import to itop an .csv with less than 6000 assets i dont have any problem, but if try to import the same .csv when have >6000 assets this error appears:
ERROR: Missing argument 'data_source_id'
USAGE:
data_source_id = Synchro data source id, mandatory
csvdata = data, mandatory
synchronize = If set to 1, then the synchronization will be executed right after the data load, optional, defaults to [1]
charset = Character set encoding of the CSV data: UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, WINDOWS-1251, WINDOWS-1252, ISO-8859-15, optional, defaults to [UTF-8]
date_format = Input date format (used both for dates and datetimes) - Examples: Y-m-d, d/m/Y (Europe) - no transformation is applied if the argument is omitted. (note: old format specification using %Y %m %d is also supported for backward compatibility), optional, defaults to [Y-m-d H:i:s]
separator = column separator in CSV data (1 char, or 'tab'), optional, defaults to [;]
qualifier = test qualifier in CSV data, optional, defaults to ["]
output = [retcode] to return the count of lines in error, [summary] to return a concise report, [details] to get a detailed report (each line listed), optional, defaults to [summary]
simulate = If set to 1, then the load will not be executed, but the expected report will be produced, optional, defaults to [0]
comment = Comment to be added into the change log, optional, defaults to []
no_stop_on_import_error = Don't stop the import in case of SQL import error. By default the import will stop at the first error (and rollback all changes). If this flag is set to 1 the import will continue anyway, optional, defaults to [0]
Last edit: LeoPessi Duki 2024-11-29
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When I import to itop an .csv with less than 6000 assets i dont have any problem, but if try to import the same .csv when have >6000 assets this error appears:
ERROR: Missing argument 'data_source_id'
USAGE:
data_source_id = Synchro data source id, mandatory
csvdata = data, mandatory
synchronize = If set to 1, then the synchronization will be executed right after the data load, optional, defaults to [1]
charset = Character set encoding of the CSV data: UTF-8, ISO-8859-1, WINDOWS-1251, WINDOWS-1252, ISO-8859-15, optional, defaults to [UTF-8]
date_format = Input date format (used both for dates and datetimes) - Examples: Y-m-d, d/m/Y (Europe) - no transformation is applied if the argument is omitted. (note: old format specification using %Y %m %d is also supported for backward compatibility), optional, defaults to [Y-m-d H:i:s]
separator = column separator in CSV data (1 char, or 'tab'), optional, defaults to [;]
qualifier = test qualifier in CSV data, optional, defaults to ["]
output = [retcode] to return the count of lines in error, [summary] to return a concise report, [details] to get a detailed report (each line listed), optional, defaults to [summary]
simulate = If set to 1, then the load will not be executed, but the expected report will be produced, optional, defaults to [0]
comment = Comment to be added into the change log, optional, defaults to []
no_stop_on_import_error = Don't stop the import in case of SQL import error. By default the import will stop at the first error (and rollback all changes). If this flag is set to 1 the import will continue anyway, optional, defaults to [0]
Last edit: LeoPessi Duki 2024-11-29