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We have a table UDF which can accept multiple values. How can I use MXI import so that the import does not replace the existing values from this UDF.

Say possible values for UDF are 'A','B','C'

For Company 'XXX', UDF value is 'A'.

Now when we do MXI import, I won't to add set UDF value to 'B' for company 'XXX'. It shouldn't remove value 'A' from the list.
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I'm generating XML from different system. So I cannot find out the current value of UDF in maximizer.

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Originally posted by hrshah74:
We have a table UDF which can accept multiple values. How can I use MXI import so that the import does not replace the existing values from this UDF.

Say possible values for UDF are 'A','B','C'

For Company 'XXX', UDF value is 'A'.

Now when we do MXI import, I won't to add set UDF value to 'B' for company 'XXX'. It shouldn't remove value 'A' from the list.
>How can I use MXI import so that the import does not replace the
>existing values from this UDF.

I don't believe that XML importing allows you to do that directly. I think you'd have to import the new values into a separate UDF, then do some post-import processing to merge the values (e.g., Global Edits, or some sort of automated merging via ODBC).

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