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renee nelson (781918) | asked Apr 06 '12, 10:20 a.m.
Need Help - receiving error message when trying to import a CSV file.
Error message:
ID CRRRW7570E The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported.
Error 400: Bad RequestError 400: Bad Request"CRRRS4213E CSV data is not valid, either the encoding of the content is not supported or the content is missing the required fields: null" (More info found at entry in RRS server log)Requirements Management/3.0.1.2

Requirement trying to upload (tried to import around 20 - received message. I then tried just this one trying to narrow down the issue..i am at a lost right now. There are no special characters, etc)

Requirement 527649 527649 - Receive Case Number when you select Trip Advance f Receive Case Number when you select Trip Advance for Submitted FB


Any help would be appreciated!

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Stef van Dijk (2.0k179) | answered Apr 06 '12, 6:17 p.m.
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Hello Renee,

Couple of thoughts:
1) Is the CSV file UTF-8 encoded? This is required
2) Are you importing the CSV file into a project that was migrated from RRC 2.x?

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Daniel Moul (4.9k1318) | answered Apr 09 '12, 8:28 p.m.
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In addition to Stef's ideas, I suggest carefully reading the help topic in the information center and searching this forum for past threads on this topic.

Common oversights include these:
1. Data with special characters (especially single and double quotation marks) are not properly escaped
2. A required field/column is missing

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renee nelson (781918) | answered Apr 24 '12, 3:10 p.m.
In addition to Stef's ideas, I suggest carefully reading the help topic in the information center and searching this forum for past threads on this topic.

Common oversights include these:
1. Data with special characters (especially single and double quotation marks) are not properly escaped
2. A required field/column is missing




1) Is the CSV file UTF-8 encoded? This is required - Yes it is.
2) Are you importing the CSV file into a project that was migrated from RRC 2.x? - No, it is not.
1. Data with special characters (especially single and double quotation marks) are not properly escaped - I removed all of the single, double quotations out of the spreadsheet and all special characters.
2. A required field/column is missing - all required fields are in spreadsheet


thanks

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Andrew Codrington (17733135) | answered May 02 '12, 2:16 p.m.
I've opened a defect on csv import.

Hopefully I'm just doing something incorrectly but I would hope if I export an artifact in csv format with the mandatory columns it should re-import.

Mysteriously the same csv files will work on a tomcat-based system but fail on a WAS-based system.

We get even less error text than 'gators1959' did. We just get the one line of:
ID CRRRW7570E The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported.

We can't find any more hints on the error in the log files and the error code links to a missing page in the help system.

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Carole Schwarz (3613) | answered May 11 '12, 1:43 p.m.
I've opened a defect on csv import.

We get even less error text than 'gators1959' did. We just get the one line of:
ID CRRRW7570E The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported.

We can't find any more hints on the error in the log files and the error code links to a missing page in the help system.


Hey Andrew thanks for posting, I will be following your defect up with another here shortly as I too just experienced both messages (I'm hoping that we can get some attention on it). Just wanted to note that at first, I received the same error that gators had, then using Notepad-> Save As, I found that my .csv file was indeed not UTF-8 (it was ANSI encoded). I was elated... then, after trying the newly-encoded file, I got the same error message you did: "ID CRRRW7570E The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported." :x

In case something's wonky with my file now, I'm going to try creating a new UTF-8 .csv file and paste my csv text into it. You never know...

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renee nelson commented Aug 17 '12, 8:40 a.m.

any updates from the IBM developers on this issue that the three of us are having?


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Carole Schwarz (3613) | answered Jan 13 '13, 11:17 a.m.
 Hi everyone, in case anyone still needs to import .csv in 3.0.x , we figured out that if we switched to an IE browser, it would work (same rules apply though).  

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Carole Schwarz (3613) | answered Jan 13 '13, 11:20 a.m.
 Hi everyone, in case anyone still needs to import .csv in 3.0.x , we figured out that if we switched to an IE browser, it would work (same rules apply though).  

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