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After further testing, errors we've noticed:
Importer will not import any projects that had a Client Company involved.
Importer will display green success message even projects do not import.
For projects that were inhouse only, with no client company, import was sucessful, and permissions carried across correctly.
Naturally, Projects involving clients make up 95% of the projects that need to be imported, and due to the above cannot be.
Importer will not import any projects that had a Client Company involved.
Importer will display green success message even projects do not import.
For projects that were inhouse only, with no client company, import was sucessful, and permissions carried across correctly.
Naturally, Projects involving clients make up 95% of the projects that need to be imported, and due to the above cannot be.
In my import, I notice that none of the Milestones kept the assigned person attached to them. I've sent a message to support. Hopefully this is something they can fix.
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Ilija Studen
on Oct 16. 2007. 12:51 pm
Import is updated. Now it moves permissions and assignments, but be gentle. These improvements add more database queries to the process.
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Is the importer add-on that's available for download the updated version?
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Ilija Studen
on Oct 16. 2007. 4:17 pm
Latest version of importer is available here.
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Pro
We are still importing data using the new importer, but so far so good. It seems permissions come across correctly.
It does seem to be more taxing, I recommend most people don't go over 10 projects per import.
We have a very powerful server so we are doing 30 projects per an import but we needed in increase the PHP MEMORY_LIMIT to at least 256MB to prevent errors.
It does seem to be more taxing, I recommend most people don't go over 10 projects per import.
We have a very powerful server so we are doing 30 projects per an import but we needed in increase the PHP MEMORY_LIMIT to at least 256MB to prevent errors.
New importer fails, with error that starts with:
#0 Error->__construct(Failed to validate model properties) called at #0 Error->__construct(Failed to validate model properties) called at [/home/XXX/public_html/projects/activecollab/angie/classes/errors/ValidationErrors.class.php:43]
and ends with
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 50702 bytes) in /home/XXX/public_html/projects/activecollab/angie/classes/Error.class.php on line 67
#0 Error->__construct(Failed to validate model properties) called at #0 Error->__construct(Failed to validate model properties) called at [/home/XXX/public_html/projects/activecollab/angie/classes/errors/ValidationErrors.class.php:43]
and ends with
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 50702 bytes) in /home/XXX/public_html/projects/activecollab/angie/classes/Error.class.php on line 67
Pro
you need to up the memory limit in php try maybe 64mb at least while you are importing.
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Ilija Studen
on Oct 17. 2007. 10:48 am
adamld:you need to up the memory limit in php try maybe 64mb at least while you are importing.
Or you will need to import less projects per iteration... As mentioned in instructions, import process may consume a lot of resources...
Validation error is kind of odd. Do you have any pages in the old setup that have their name shorter than 3 letters?
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Not sure what you mean by 'pages in the old setup that have their names shorter than 3 letters?'. This error was from an attempt to import one project. At this point, I've flushed my MySQL database, am deleting the current AC1.0 setup, and am going to start over from scratch when the importer is final.
