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You can create some GUIDs and assign them to first 10 template documents. So your new AML will look like
<AML>
<Item type="Document" id="BFA3BE03444448F5916133D874712CF4 " action="add">
<name>@1</name>
<description>@2</description>
.................
................
Now use these ids as temolate_file_container properties for other documents which will be referencing these first 10 templates.
Jayrajvh And just to confirm, I will be utilizing the template file container property like:
<template_file_container>BFA3BE03444448F5916133D874712CF4</template_file_container>?
Also, is there any particular format or method to creating GUID's, or do I just need to create 32 randomized characters for each of the 10 base templates? How do I create GUID's that, unlikely as it may be, are unique from other GUID's in the Aras environment. or other Aras environments that the batch load procedure will be deployed to?
- Jayrajvh3 years agoIdeator I
Tyler_Kim
Yes you are right about use of property template_file_container.
Regarding GUID generation you can use action generateNewGUIDEx and pass simple AML with quantity of GUIDs you wish to generate. One of the ways will be using NASH tool to apply this AML with action. Please refer screenshot below.
To launch nash tool, you can use URL
ARASInstanceURL/Client/Scripts/Nash.aspx- Tyler_Kim3 years agoIdeator I
Jayrajvh This question might just come down to me not understanding how unique GUID's are handled - but can I use this to generate GUIDs that will be unique in other environments? I have multiple environments I will deploy this to and want to make sure it won't overlap with any other GUID's
- Jayrajvh3 years agoIdeator I
Yes, you can use on different environments as well. They will be unique.