Cisco Cisco IPICS Release 4.5 Instrucciones De Seguridad Importantes
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Cisco IPICS Command Line Interface Reference Guide, Cisco IPICS Release 4.10(2)
Bulk Channels Import Command
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Rejected file—Named ipics_import_channels.ipicsadmin.rejected.txt. This file includes each
record that was rejected by the import process.
record that was rejected by the import process.
Each output file is in Pipe-Separated Value (PSV) format and can be opened in Microsoft Excel by
specifying the pipe character (|) as the delimiter when you open the file. These files show the records in
the same format as in the input file, with the following fields added to the beginning of each record:
specifying the pipe character (|) as the delimiter when you open the file. These files show the records in
the same format as in the input file, with the following fields added to the beginning of each record:
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REASON—In the Accepted file, shows “RECORD IMPORTED.” In the Rejected file, shows the
reason that a record was rejected.
reason that a record was rejected.
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REF #—Internal reference number.
Importing
Rejected Records
Rejected Records
If the Bulk Channels Import command generates a Rejected file, you can perform the following
procedure to import the rejected records:
procedure to import the rejected records:
Procedure
Step 1
Use Microsoft Excel to open the ipics_import_channels.ipicsadmin.rejected.txt file.
Make sure to specify the pipe character as the delimiter when you open the file.
Step 2
Correct the issues that are reported in the REASON field for each record.
Step 3
Delete the REASON and the REF # columns from the spreadsheet.
Step 4
Use the Save As command in Excel to save the file as a CSV (Comma delimited) type.
Step 5
Use the Bulk Channels Import command to import this CSV file.