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Each import table include specialised fields to provide result information. These fields do depend on the accounting package you are integrating with. | Each import table include specialised fields to provide result information. These fields do depend on the accounting package you are integrating with. | ||
These fields should be left blank. | |||
ODBClink will update these fields with information when writing data back to your accounting package. | |||
* '''RecordedUID''' is used for MYOB AccountRight Live and provides the '''UID''' of the transaction or data recorded. For endpoints that do not have a UID, the field will either contain the words '''Imported''' or '''Not Imported'''. | * '''RecordedUID''' is used for MYOB AccountRight Live and provides the '''UID''' of the transaction or data recorded. For endpoints that do not have a UID, the field will either contain the words '''Imported''' or '''Not Imported'''. | ||
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All other fields in an import table are used as data field. | All other fields in an import table are used as data field. | ||
== Writing Data == | |||
ODBClink provides multiple means to write data back into your accounting package. | |||
The command centre includes a '''Write Data''' button. Using this button, ODBClink will iterate through each data warehouse, data file and import table and record the data available. | |||
A '''WriteData''' macro can also be used and called which behaves exactly as the command centre '''Write Data''' button. | |||
Lastly, the '''Write Data''' macro accepts 3 parameters being an '''import table name''', a '''data warehouse name''' and a '''data file name'''. All three parameters can be used independently and allows you to control/refine how the data gets written into MYOB. | |||
== Related Topics == | |||
* [[Get Data]] |