Scheduled file import from Mid server
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02-07-2014 01:00 PM
I need to do a scheduled import of an .xls file placed on shared drive on a mid server. Any pointers please?
There is an update set available at servicenowguru's site for this. Does that wok for Calgary and higher versions?
Thanks.
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04-08-2014 02:46 PM
I am looking to do the same thing you are, and I have scoured the interwebs for the actual Update Set that the Guru article links to.....it has been removed from the site.
If anyone has a copy of a working version of that Update Set (Calgary), please let me know!
Thanks in advance...

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05-07-2014 09:17 AM
Michael,
As you can see in the link below:
The download button links you to the contact form. Contact Crossfuze for more details on the Scheduled File Importer module.
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05-12-2014 02:53 PM
Derek, I guess I assumed that means I'd have to pay for it....which is also not an option at the moment. And if somebody out there in the community had a copy of the free version of the Update Set laying around, this was my attempt to find said person and said free version of said Update Set, freely.
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04-09-2014 01:42 AM
This can be done using DATA source and Schedule Imports.
Data Source:
File retrieval method as: SFTP
File Path: (your file location)
Server: IP of the server (we also gave the port number serverip:22)
Give the Import set table lable and name.
Once the data source is created, you can job in schedule Import.
Regards,
Sachin