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Lynda321
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Commander
‎2016-12-16 03:37
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Importing defects from excel into Silk 16.0

Morning,
 
Do we know if we can import defects (issues) directly from Excel into Silk v16.0? If so, what steps (or template) are needed to do this ?  
thanks.

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Florian Guenther
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‎2016-12-16 03:47

Hi,

No, there exists no import of issues into Issue Manager.

Can you share some more background why you need an import? So far we heared and issue import into Issue Manager in relation to migration scenarios (e.g. moving from Bugzilla to IM) only.

Thanks,

Florian

Product Owner - Silk
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Lynda321
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‎2016-12-16 03:57

Thanks for the feedback Florian.

Currently, we are receiving defects from third parties outside our organisation (on spreadsheets), and we are manually entering each of these issues into Silk.

It would be very useful to have the "import issues"  function (just like there is the import test cases and test scripts function).

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ocoquill
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‎2016-12-16 04:25

Hi,

maybe you can have a look at the webservice API side => "axislegacy/scim"

related in this documentation : supportline.microfocus.com/.../silkcentral-160-apihelp-en.pdf

it seems to provide a "saveNewIssue" service.

Regards.

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