Text File
Text file connections involve importing data from static text files (tab delimited content) The data shall be imported within a Form that either exists already or has been designed specifically for the purposes of data import.
Note that the if the first two columns of the text file are SYS_BUSINESS_NUMBER and SYS_DOC_VERSION then the system will attempt to find a matching record with the same Number and Version before creating a new record. If a match is found then the system shall update that record with the values provided, otherwise, a new record shall be created.
Sample Connection
Field Details:
- Connection Name: Display name of the connection.
- Connection Method: Set to Text File, available options (Database, Database - No Import, Form, Java, Manual, Text File, View, XML File, Xquery)
- Target Form: Form where the data will be imported
- Process: Which process to associate for each record that has been imported
- Status: Is the record to be imported in the first step of the process (New) or the last step (Completed)
- File To Import: If the connection is not being run on a schedule, then, a file can be uploaded for import (file contents to be tab delimited)
- Import File Directory: If the connection is being run on a schedule, then, a file import directory can be specified where all text files in that directory shall be imported
- Run this Schedule?: If set, then the connection will run at the specified schedule, otherwise the connection shall run on each save.
- Start Time: Date and time when the connection shall be scheduled from
- Update Frequency: The repeat frequency combined with the Update Freuency (Units), for e.g if the connection is to be run hourly then set this field to 1 and the Units field to Hours
- Update Frequency (Units): Days, Hours and Minutes. Used in combination with Update Frequency field
- Most Recent Update: This is the Date and Time when the connection was last run
Sample Text File:
SYS_BUSINESS_NUMBER |
SYS_DOC_VERSION |
DOCCON_DOC_TITLE |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_TYPE |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_CATEGORIES |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_REVIEW_DATE |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_EFFECTIVE_DATE |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_DEPARTMENT |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_ORIGINATOR |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_OWNER |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_ID_REVIEWERS_LIST |
DOCCON_MAIN_DOC_BODY_ATTACHMENT |
Number |
Version |
Title |
Document Type |
Categories |
Review Date (YYYY-MM-DD) |
Effective Date (YYYY-MM-DD) |
Department |
Author |
Approvers (multiple values to be separated by semi colon ';') |
Reviewers (multiple values to be separated by semi colon ';') |
Draft Attachment |
IMP-00001 |
1 |
Handling of Retention Samples |
Procedure |
4 Quality management system : 4.1 General requirements |
2019-07-01 |
2017-07-01 |
Administration |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
C:/upload/FileName.docx |
IMP-00002 |
1 |
Synergy Site-Wide Monitoring System |
Procedure |
4 Quality management system : 4.1 General requirements |
2019-07-01 |
2017-07-01 |
Administration |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
C:/upload/FileName.docx |
IMP-00003 |
1 |
Monitoring and Measurement of Process |
Procedure |
4 Quality management system : 4.1 General requirements |
2019-07-01 |
2017-07-01 |
Administration |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
C:/upload/FileName.docx |
IMP-00004 |
1 |
Monitoring and Measurement of Product |
Procedure |
4 Quality management system : 4.1 General requirements |
2019-07-01 |
2017-07-01 |
Administration |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
C:/upload/FileName.docx |
IMP-00005 |
1 |
Post Market Activities Managing Global Vigilance and Post-Marketing Surveillance |
Procedure |
4 Quality management system : 4.1 General requirements |
2019-07-01 |
2017-07-01 |
Administration |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
Nick Taylor |
C:/upload/FileName.docx |
Example of Importing Data with Repeating Sections and/or Grids (note that Repeating Sections and Grids must be given unique IDs (SYS_RECORD_ID) of their own)
SYS_BUSINESS_NUMBER |
SYS_DOC_VERSION |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_DETAILS-SYS_RECORD_ID |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TYPE |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TITLE |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TIME_REQ |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_COST_EST |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_EVERY_TIME |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_EVERY_TIME_TYPE |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_LAST |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_NEXT |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_RESP |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TASK_DETAILS-SYS_RECORD_ID |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TASK_NAME |
MASTER_EQUIPMENT_MAIN_TASK_INSTR |
Equipment Number |
Version |
Record ID |
Maintenance based on |
Maintenance Title |
Time Required (hours) |
Cost Estimate |
Every |
Unit |
Last Maintenance performed on |
Next Maintenance Due On |
Person Responsible |
|
Task |
Instructions |
EQUIP-11111 |
0 |
EQUIP-11111-1 |
Time |
Calibration |
|
|
1 |
Day(s) |
|
|
|
EQUIP-11111-1-1 |
Do this |
Daily Rounds Log |
EQUIP-11111 |
0 |
EQUIP-11111-2 |
Time |
Preventative Maintenance |
|
|
1 |
Month(s) |
|
|
|
EQUIP-11111-2-1 |
And this |
-Inspect general condition of the unit and check unit for unusual noise or vibration -Inspect air inlet louvers/Combined inlet shields -Check and adjust water level in basins -Check operation of make-up valve -Check and adjust bleed rate -Check Belt Condition |
EQUIP-11111 |
0 |
EQUIP-11111-3 |
Time |
Re-Qualification |
|
|
1 |
Year(s) |
|
|
|
EQUIP-11111-3-1 |
And this also |
-Conduct the inspection on Form ITP-EC and file the document in the MI binder/file. -Inspect unit finish -Check drive alignment |
EQUIP-11111 |
0 |
EQUIP-11111-4 |
Time |
Water Testing |
|
|
6 |
Month(s) |
|
|
|
EQUIP-11111-4-1 |
More of this |
None Specified by Mfg. |
EQUIP-11111 |
0 |
EQUIP-11111-5 |
Time |
Environmental Monitoring |
|
|
3 |
Month(s) |
|
|
|
EQUIP-11111-5-1 |
More of that |
-Inspect cold water basin/Spray nozzles -Drain basin and piping -Adjust belt tension -Lubricate fan shaft bearings -Lubricate motor base adjusting screw -Check and lubricate optional gear drive -Check motor voltage and current -Clean fan motor exterior -Check general condition of the fan -Check and unplug fan drain holes (hollow blade fans) -Check fan for uniform pitch -Check fan for rotation without obstruction -Check and recoat steel shafts with RUST VETO® |