Import parameters are set at XML Import and XML Update.
The setting of parameters influences the result of the mentioned actions.


NameMeaning
DB_ASYNCAfter all the data are prepared to be written into the configuration database, the D2000 Server will not wait till the data is written.
UID_STRICTThe matching of objects or object references requires strict matching of the UID.
UID_USEXMLIf the import means an object update and the UID of the object in the XML file is different from the UID of the object in the D2000 Server, UID from the XML file will be used. To use this setting, the parameter UID_STRICT must be off!
IGNR_CRCDuring import, invalid or nonexistent CRC in the XML file is ignored. The modification time from the XML file is used even if the CRC is invalid (i.e., the configuration has been manually manipulated).
Note: the use of this parameter can be dangerous in redundant systems. If any of the redundant D2000 Servers is not running and the existing object is modified by XML export and import, while the modification time does not change, then during startup of the D2000 Server the configuration database will not be correctly synchronized (cfgsynchro works based on the modification time).
IGNR_CHECKThe check of the correctness of the object configuration has been ignored. The import will be executed even if there is an error. We do not recommend activating this parameter!
UPD_VARSThe XML files representing the objects of user variable or structured variable types are imported.
GROUP_ADD

It determines whether the membership of objects in the group will be added according to the list in the XML file (during the import of logical groups or object groups). If not, the object membership will be replaced by the list from the XML file.

For other object types, the membership of the objects in the groups from the XML file will be added to the membership in the D2000 application configuration. Otherwise (FALSE), the membership of the objects is replaced by the list from the XML file.

IGNR_REFSThe reserved section <REFEERENCES> in the XML file is ignored when importing. All the references to objects occurring in other sections will be searched according to the name in the target configuration. The references do not contain the information about unique identifier of the object (UID), object type, and value type of the referenced object.
A user should be sure the name is unique, as the object type and value type of the referenced object are not checked.
We recommend using this parameter only in justified situations!


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