Hi, After downloading the xml exported files, this is the script I succesfully use to merge them into a single file to import: #!/bin/sh#Sample use: ./xmlmerge.sh './*.xml' > all.xmlfiles=($1) # create array with filesfirst=${files[0]} # get the 1st ...

Hi, After exporting the desired records using export xml, I use the following script to make a single file I can succesfully import: #!/bin/sh#Sample use: ./xmlmerge.sh './*.xml' > all.xmlfiles=($1) # create array with filesfirst=${files[0]} # get th...

Here is the script I use (updated feb 2024): #!/bin/sh#Sample use: ./xmlmerge.sh './*.xml' > tot.xmlfiles=($1) # create array with filesfirst=${files[0]} # get the 1st element of the arrayhead -n 2 $first # get 2 lines from process the 1st elementfor...

Hi Shawn, It works to me too. I was doing it using a text editor but, at the end, I decided to create a simple script that does the merge for me. Santi

Hi Dan, What I do is to merge the files into one usin my laptop by using a simple script. Then I upload this single XML file with all the data. It works to me. Best