Import Batch processing.

Hi,
Plz let me know the mandatory fields while creating a .ini file. When i am am scheduling a task it gives messege that Job could not be started. What may be the reasons ?
Thanx in Advance
Regards,
Anand

All destinaton information is mandatory:
[Destination]
Repository=
Server=
Port=
User=admin
Password=
ClientSystem=
Map=
Language=
Source values are dependent on its type:
[Source]
Type=
XML Schema=
File name=
DSN=
DBMS Server=
Database=
User=
Password=
Type itself is mandatory such as xml, Excel, ODBC.. If you are doing it from an Excel or XML full path file name is required fields.
HTH
Venkat

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