You can import user types from an XML file and the imported user types replace the
existing user types, if any.
You can import user types from an XML file and the imported user types
replace the existing user types, if any.
You can only import a file that was exported from the User
Types page of Oracle Fusion Field Service. The
system flags incompatible elements and prevents incorrect import,
preserving the current configuration and avoiding partial corruption
if you try to import a Screens export file into the User
Types page.
Note: Files must be imported on the same page from which they were exported. Exports from
Oracle Fusion Field Service are not compatible with older versions.
- Click .
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Click Browse and select the XML file
that you want to import.
- Click Validate.
If you have selected a file of any other format other
than XML, an error message appears. If you have selected an XML file,
the application checks to ensure that its entities (such as resource
types, permissions, and context layout items) are valid.
Note: You
cannot import your own user type. Your user type must be imported
by a user of a different user type. For example, if your user type
is Admin1, you cannot import it. You can create another user type
Admin2, and Admin2 can import Admin1.
During
the import process, a progress window displays this information:
The number in the Import column means
that the number of imported items differs from the number of validated
items.
A green check mark means that the number of validated items
is identical to the number of imported items.
The
User type import details window displays
the details of all successfully imported user types, user types imported
with warnings, and user types that were not imported. Validation messages
are as follows: