I am working with OpenBravo POS 2.30. I am trying to import a .csv file to the csvUpload panel and I get the error below:
"The mentioned category is not entered in the categories list or the mentioned vendor is not entered in the vendor's list"
Can anyone help me?
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Answer by
Alex Urbach
I have checked the forums and the support pages for OpenBravo POS and the error you encounter and it seems that you can't import the data if you don't define the categories in the database. Every time you will attempt a new upload without defining the correct categories, the application will give you errors. Unfortunately, there is no way to bypass this unless the categories have been defined in the database.
When I try to add discount column to the database I am getting the error mentioned above. Can anybody help me?
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Answer by
Robert Polubinski
Try to change the location from US to Europe and vice versa. It has been reported that this might fix the issue with bad symbols and brackets. Additionally, check your code and make sure that the program isn't skipping important code that defines the object.
I am working with OpenBravo POS 2.30. I am trying to import a .csv file to the csvUpload panel and I get the error below:
"The mentioned category is not entered in the categories list or the mentioned vendor is not entered in the vendor's list"
Can anyone help me?
I have checked the forums and the support pages for OpenBravo POS and the error you encounter and it seems that you can't import the data if you don't define the categories in the database. Every time you will attempt a new upload without defining the correct categories, the application will give you errors. Unfortunately, there is no way to bypass this unless the categories have been defined in the database.
When I try to add discount column to the database I am getting the error mentioned above. Can anybody help me?
Try to change the location from US to Europe and vice versa. It has been reported that this might fix the issue with bad symbols and brackets. Additionally, check your code and make sure that the program isn't skipping important code that defines the object.