Importing Data GUID

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Rod Foyel

Hi
when trying to import BCM data file teh following message appears.

[Error] Could not find value stringfor pick list 'Assigned to User' with
value guid '5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938'. Setting pick list value to
empty.

This error is depleting my Data of approximately 1100 entries.
Please Help
Rod
 
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Luther

Hi
when trying to import BCM data file teh following message appears.

[Error] Could not find value stringfor pick list 'Assigned to User' with
value guid '5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938'. Setting pick list value to
empty.

This error is depleting my Data of approximately 1100 entries.
Please Help
Rod

My guess is that you have a shared database. You've removed a user
from the system. When BCM asks Windows to look up the name of user
'5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938', Windows no longer knows who
that user is, so there's no name to display in the AssignedTo field.
 
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Rod Foyel

I had guessed this to be the situation. Question is, How do I remedy the
situation?

Luther said:
Hi
when trying to import BCM data file teh following message appears.

[Error] Could not find value stringfor pick list 'Assigned to User' with
value guid '5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938'. Setting pick list value to
empty.

This error is depleting my Data of approximately 1100 entries.
Please Help
Rod

My guess is that you have a shared database. You've removed a user
from the system. When BCM asks Windows to look up the name of user
'5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938', Windows no longer knows who
that user is, so there's no name to display in the AssignedTo field.
 
L

Luther

I had guessed this to be the situation. Question is, How do I remedy the
situation?



Luther said:
Hi
when trying to import BCM data file teh following message appears.
[Error] Could not find value stringfor pick list 'Assigned to User' with
value guid '5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938'. Setting pick list value to
empty.
This error is depleting my Data of approximately 1100 entries.
Please Help
Rod
My guess is that you have a shared database. You've removed a user
from the system. When BCM asks Windows to look up the name of user
'5c54ec07-dc80-4f38-ae8b-cf4465ed6938', Windows no longer knows who
that user is, so there's no name to display in the AssignedTo field.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If the data is already in your database, you could try changing the
AssignedTo value to the GUID of a valid user, by running SQL directly
against the database with sqlcmd or sql management studio.

Otherwise, you could use a text editor to make the same change in your
BCM file and reimport the file.
 
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