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Integrating existing third party dataset with ZAM

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We're new to Zen Asset Management, but we've figured out how to add custom fields. We'd like to be able to populate these custom fields with data from a home grown database of hardware. For instance, a capital year of purchase or a fiscal-assigned capital asset identifier. I'm sure we can key off of TCP/IP address and write the SQL UPDATE statements, if necessary. I searched documentation and the web for an answer or direction, but keywords like: 'migrate', 'import', and similar keywords have a specific technical meaning within the application.

Is there a method to integrate existing hardware information into the ZAM framework? If so, can you point me in the right direction?
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    Yes, there are ways to do it using SQL queries, but you should have a DBA working with you to ensure data integrity.
    Also, contact Novell before proceeding, they may have an issue with you doing this from a support perspective.

    Finally, ask Novell. They may also have ways to do this that I am not aware of.

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