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moveinCloud.com Community » Tag: export - Recent Topics http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ moveinCloud.com Community en Mon, 25 May 2026 06:11:54 +0000 Team on "iOrder 6.7 & iOrder PRO 7.3 Import and Export Files Specifications" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=1667#post-2434 Mon, 30 Dec 2013 16:23:44 +0000 Team 2434@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Attached to this post could be found the specifics of import files used by iOrder to import data in its database and for export too. These specifications apply only to release version 6.7 of iOrder for iPad and iPhone and to release 7.3 of iOrder PRO. We remember that the requested decimal separator is the one set in the device regional settings, the date fields are expressed in "yyyy-MM-dd" format and the column separator must be ";" (semicolon). iOrder supports both import and export data in XML format in addition to the already 'CSV supported. 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Team on "iOrder 6.0 & iOrder PRO 7.2 Import and Export Files Specifications" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=699#post-1329 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 04:51:02 +0000 Team 1329@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Attached to this post could be found the specifics of import files used by iOrder to import data in its database and for export too. These specifications apply only to release version 6.0 of iOrder for iPad and iPhone and to release 7.2 of iOrder PRO. We remember that the requested decimal separator is the one set in the device regional settings, the date fields are expressed in "yyyy-MM-dd" format and the column separator must be ";" (semicolon). iOrder supports both import and export data in XML format in addition to the already 'CSV supported. Team on "Catalogs Specifications 2.0" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=392#post-953 Fri, 07 Sep 2012 21:26:38 +0000 Team 953@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ This guide describes the specifications on how to create your own Catalog in .xml format. This document is only applicable to Release 2.0 of iCatalog for iPad. Team on "Sample Files to import data in iOrder 5.0" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=248#post-644 Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:41:31 +0000 Team 644@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Attacched to this post we have loaded all the sample files that iOrder requires to import data in iOrder 5.0. You can use these files as schemas to import your customers, products and related tables in iOrder. All files are in CSV sdandard ";" separated with columns names in the first row. You can open any files with a spreadsheet like Numbers, Excel, etc. or with a database manager or just a text viewer. Insert your records in these files and copy back all in the iOrder's folder on your iPad through iTunes. Then you can import data from the iOrder's "File Exchange" feature. Here the list of files and the related linked table: Table: FileName  Customers: imp_customers.csv  Currencies: imp_currencies.csv  Ship Methods: imp_shipmethods.csv  Payment Therms: imp_paymettherms.csv  Vats: imp_vatcode.csv  Customer Categories: imp_customercategories.csv  Customer Ratings: imp_customerratings.csv  Countries: imp_countries.csv Table: FileName  Suppliers: imp_suppliers.csv Supplier Categories: imp_suppliercategories.csv Supplier Ratings: imp_supplierratings.csv Table: FileName  Products: imp_products.csv  Warehouses: imp_warehouses.csv  Product Categories: imp_productcategories.csv   Product Ratings: imp_productratings.csv   Lists: imp_lists.csv  List Prices: imp_listprices.csv   Costs: imp_costs.csv Product Suppliers : imp_productsuppliers.csv Discounts : imp_discounts.csv Series : imp_series.csv Product Stocks: imp_productstocks.csv Team on "iCatalog 1.0 Import and Export Files Specifications" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=171#post-412 Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:57:42 +0000 Team 412@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Attached to this post could be found the specifics of import files used by iCatalog to import data in its database and for export too. These specifications apply only to release version 1.0 of iCatalog for iPad. We remember that the requested decimal separator is the one set in the device regional settings and the date fields are expressed in "yyyy-MM-dd" format.  iCatalog supports both import and export data in XML format in addition to the already 'CSV supported. Team on "Sample Files to import data in iCatalog 1.0" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=170#post-411 Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:56:21 +0000 Team 411@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Attacched to this post we have loaded all the sample files that iCatalog requires to import data in iCatalog 1.0. You can use these files as schemas to import your customers, products and related tables in iCatalog. All files are in CSV sdandard ";" separated with columns names in the first row. You can open any files with a spreadsheet like Numbers, Excel, etc. or with a database manager or just a text viewer. Insert your records in these files and copy back all in the iCatalog's folder on your iPad through iTunes. Then you can import data from the iCatalog's "File Exchange" feature. Here the list of files and the related linked table: Table: FileName  Customers: imp_customers.csv  Currencies: imp_currencies.csv  Ship Methods: imp_shipmethods.csv  Payment Therms: imp_paymettherms.csv  Vats: imp_vatcode.csv  Customer Categories: imp_customercategories.csv  Customer Ratings: imp_customerratings.csv  Countries: imp_countries.csv Table: FileName  Suppliers: imp_suppliers.csv Supplier Categories: imp_suppliercategories.csv Supplier Ratings: imp_supplierratings.csv Table: FileName  Products: imp_products.csv  Warehouses: imp_warehouses.csv  Product Categories: imp_productcategories.csv   Product Ratings: imp_productratings.csv   Lists: imp_lists.csv  List Prices: imp_listprices.csv   Costs: imp_costs.csv Product Suppliers : imp_productsuppliers.csv Discounts : imp_discounts.csv pmmci on "Export orderfiles chosen by date and in 1 file" http://www.moveincloud.com/community/topic.php?id=106#post-257 Fri, 18 Mar 2011 12:53:20 +0000 pmmci 257@http://www.moveincloud.com/community/ Hi, Have you considered to redesign your mode of orderexport? When you obtain an order you have to export all the orders every time, you have to send them home to orderrecievers. You also have the order in 3 parts (3 files - header, body and footer). Why not in 1 file, so you don't have to gather them, in somewhat "in-house" programming, before you can import the order to the ERP system? I still follow your upgrades, but we cannot use your program yet, before: 1. Danish æ, ø and å is solved. 2. ID's should be random (eg. itemnumber 50020093848, not 1, 2, 3....) 3. Export of orders of today (or another optional date, that we can chose in the program). 4. Orders is separated into one file per order. Can you follow me? Best regards Peter