IGNOREUniversalID keyword (Command Line Import Utility)

Hello,
I'm trying to import a MDL file with the command line import utility but the
import utility reports me an error because the keyword IGNOREUniversalID is
not recognized.
The next line appears in my parameters file
IGNOREUniversalID=Y
and Import Utility reports me
Error: MDL1116: Se ha encontrado la opci>n IGNOREUNIVERSALID no reconocida
Can you help me?
Thanks
Pedro Gallardo

Hello Igor,
I'm using OWB 9.0.3.35.1 Client and OWB Repository 9.0.3.0.1
The MDL come from OWB Repository 9.0.2.0.0 but I've done an upgrade of the MDL file exported.
The import process do not begin because the IGNOREUniversalID keyword is not recognized
by imp.bat process.
Thanks
Pedro Gallardo

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