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Resolved high I/O with import a csvi xlm file

  1. drees
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  3. Tuesday, 30 May 2017
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An export xlm file I created with CSVI pro. Returns high value on / off process when importing. Another xlm file (from the supplier) does not give such high values. Should I change anything on export?
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tharuna
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Hello,
There is no automated way but you can export smaller files by setting from and to records in your export template settings and on File tab.
Kind regards,

Tharuna

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drees
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The export file is too large. Can CSVI also automatically export a xlm export file in smaller proportions.
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rolandd
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Hello,

Unless the XML file you exported is the same as the XML file from your supplier, they can't really be compared. There is nothing in your XML file that I could see as problematic. Which I/O is this anyway? Is this reading/writing from disk? reading/writing to the database?
Kind regards,

RolandD

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