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Thread: dumporder.xml.config question

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    tytyguy is offline Senior Member
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    Default dumporder.xml.config question

    Hello, First of all how do you run dumporder.xml.config? Can i export a list of orders? Second, would it be possible to export dumporder.xml.config as a CSV file?

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    ASPAlfred is offline Senior Member
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    You can run it or dump orders on DumpOrder.xml.config via WSI. Try this sample wsi command via the built-in web service interface (yoursite.com/ipx.asmx) or download our wsi sample test application.

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    <AspDotNetStorefrontImport Verbose="false">
      <Get Table="Orders" Name="NewOrders">
        <XmlPackage>DumpOrder.xml.config</XmlPackage>
        <OrderBy>OrderDate asc</OrderBy>
        <Criteria IsNew="1"/>
      </Get>
    </AspDotNetStorefrontImport>

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    Rob is offline Senior Member
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    tyt, what exactly are you trying to do (from a business level)...
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    tytyguy is offline Senior Member
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    well, my wholesaler accepts bulk orders via a csv file. So everyday, I would like to export my orders so I can batch upload them to my wholesaler...

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    Not sure how good you are with XML Packages tyty, but you could try running an order export through the Product Feeds packages. Instead of creating a dump of products for google base, you would instead be creating a dump of orders for your distributor that you could execute via the Feeds interface in the ASPDNSF backend.
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    tytyguy is offline Senior Member
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    yes, this is exactly what i did. I created another copy of orderdump.xml and change the contents similiar to the shopzilla feed. worked perfect!