Inserting User Device Profiles via BAT

I have been trying to insert User Device profiles using the BAT utility. When I select the Insert User Device Profiles Specific Details, select the file, and run the job it fails. However when I select the "Insert User Device Profiles All Details" the spreadsheet I chose is not uploaded but all new profiles are created and added. I am very confused because I am including all the details that are oulined as required on the "specific details" file I am trying to insert and it fails every time with a "device name" error but when I select the "all devices" the same uploaded file works fine?? Any advice/feedback would be very much appreciated.
Thank you!

Hey Vicky,
I just spent some time browsing the numerous Bugs related to BAT in the CUCM 5.1(x) versions. There are well over 250 Bugs :( I'm guessing that you may be hitting this one that does not identify * Mandatory Fields properly (like Device Name);
CSCsj74131 Bug Details
BAT.xlt UDP work sheet need changes.
Symptom:
BAT.xlt UDP work sheet need changes
Conditions:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download BAT.xlt.
2. Open it and goto UDP work sheet.
3. You could find "Device Profile name " as "optional"
It should be mandatory.
Also create file format for UDP missing "service".
work Around:
none
Status
Fixed
Severity
4 - minor
Last Modified
Any Time
Product
Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CallManager)
Technology
1st Found-In
5.1(2.9901.30)
Fixed-In
Release-Pending
Hope this helps! Just a guess here (sorry),
Rob

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