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Source table as a variable

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Hi,

I've one file with 26 tables in it. I have a developer version of this file where i had functionality, and my client has a working file.

Upon upgrade, I want to import all the data from my client in my developer version to ship the upgraded version back to my client.

So I made a loop that goes on a special layout of each table, and then trigger an import with a varaible filename (to avoid browsing or the file each time).

The import trigerred will only have its filename specified with a $variable.

What's annoying is that I would have to choose carefully the source table. I want a way to specyfy the source table with a variable.

I don't want my script to have 26 different imports, I want one import script steps with variables.

So, Is there a way to specifie the source table with a variable or a global ?

No, the import mapping will necessarily require separate Import Records[] steps.

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I don't care about the import mapping, because I don't want it to be specified.

What I want, I that my script just loops through the tables, and ask user attention (without dialog unchecked) for the mapping. The user will have to set the mapping.

I just want to save him the burden of selecting the good source table.

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