Bulk Insert, Domain Based Attributes

Hi
I have a product model similar to the ProductSamplemodel that ships with MDS. i.e. Product Category, Product Sub Category entities. Both of these entities have been created to automatically generate a code - as a code does not exist in the business only a description.
The product entity has both the category and sub category attributes as domain-based attributes which results in storing the code physically and also displaying the description.
From a bulk insert scenario where the business has a number of new products that they want to add (due to a new range) I was suggesting that they use the Excel AddIn. This would allow them to cut and paste the data into the product entity. However as the category
and sub category are domain-based Attributes they will need to know the ID – they will only know the name.
From a MDS functionality point of view is it possible to get it to look up the code from the name?
My current understanding on how to achieve this would mean I would need to have both code and name attributes on the Product entity for Category and Sub. The name attributes would be free text and the code attribute would be populated from a business rule.
Downside to this approach is that you lose out on the nice dropdown pick list and the user does not know what a valid entry is as they can no longer select one.
How is this usually implemented or handled in MDS?
Cheers
Kevin

Hi Kevin,
Another approach (if the one above does NOT suit you).
Once again, as Reza suggested and I agree with him totally, this is a job for SSIS.
For what it's worth...
Whilst I understand what you are trying to do, may I suggest another approach. What concerns me is users adding data willy-nilly and that YOU have no control as to what is going on. Secondly, what is more disconcerting is the thought of losing relational
integrity, especially if you are using derived hierarchies within MDS.
I would handle this in a different manner, using SSIS and a filesystem watcher.
Let the users submit their spreadsheets (with their updates) to a common directory on the server. Implement a .NET FileSystemWatcher (this takes 10 minutes for a Newbie). This file system watcher will launch a DOS batch file on the arrival of a spreadsheet
within the given directory. The DOS batch file fires a DTS exec to start an SSIS package. This package together with SQL Server procedures will ensure that the correct codes are obtained and the attribute data is correctly inserted into the correct Entities(with
the correct relationships).
While this sounds vague, I do it all the time. I am more than prepared to help you get going, should wish any assistance. I KNOW that this is not the answer that you are looking for HOWEVER it is perhaps the most effective.
sincerest regards
Steve Simon SQL Server MVP
[email protected]

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