Generic Sql Error Data Migration Manager

won't work out of the box...After 2.5 days 'trying' (and fixing things like Field Lengths that are tooshort (Ntext) even when this new attribute is created with DMM) I'm gettingvery frustrated...Does anyone know what the following upload error message means?"An error has occurred. Please see the log file for more information.""Generic SQL error."--ThanksZiggy GrizzlyTech 2008-06-10 20:37:01 UTC PermalinkRaw Message geez , do any of the DM Maps actually work???!!!!I did a SF to MSCRM 3.0 migration, and just found it far easier to have theclient export the SF data to a spreadsheet via a SF.com view, and then I didall the mappings in DM myself. (yeah, not easy but at least it worked). Andthat way I limited the fields that I had to deal with.--GrizzPost by ZiggyHiThe MS CRM 4.0 Data Migration Manager has a pre-loaded data map forSalesforce.com but it just won't work out of the box...After 2.5 days 'trying' (and fixing things like Field Lengths that are tooshort (Ntext) even when this new attribute is created with DMM) I'm gettingvery frustrated...Does anyone know what the following upload error message means?"An error has occurred. Please see the log file for more information.""Generic SQL error."--ThanksZiggy Ziggy 2008-06-18 03:50:01 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Obviously not. What's the use of providing them in the first place?Can anyone recommend a data migration tool/method that actually works?--ThanksZiggyPost by GrizzlyTechgeez , do any of the DM Maps actually work???!!!!I did a SF to MSCRM 3.0 migration, and just found it far easier to have theclient export the SF data to a spreadsheet via a SF.com view, and then I didall the mappings in DM myself. (yeah, not easy but at least it worked). Andthat way I limited the fields that I had to deal with.--GrizzPost by ZiggyHiThe MS CRM 4.0 Data Migration Manager has a pre-loaded data map forSalesforce.com but it just won't work out of the box...After 2.5 days 'trying' (and fixing things like Field Lengths that are tooshort (Ntext) even when this new attribute is created with DMM) I'm gettingvery frustrated...Does anyone know what the following upload error message means?"An error has occurred. Please see the log file for more information.""Generic SQL error."--ThanksZiggy 2 Replies 2 Views Switch to linear view Disable enhanced parsing Permalink to this page Thread Navigation Ziggy 2008-06-10 03:28:00 UTC GrizzlyTech 2008-06-10 20:37:01 UTC Ziggy 2008-06-18 03:50:01 UTC about - legalese L

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