on ‎2008 Oct 22 12:57 PM
Hi alls!!!
I would like to upload a CSV file to the server.
I updated through BPC Web the
ALLOW_EXTENSIONS = [ALL]
ALLOWEXTENSIONS = [ALL]
but it is not working, even after a re-log in and a Re-initialize of the client options ("clear the local application information")
If i go on the registry of my computer andI go to
HKEY_USERS > S-1-5-21-448539723-602162358-682003330-1003 > Software > VB and VBA program Settings > Outlooksoft 5 > LATEST
There is an entry ALLOWEXTENTION and if i put the value to CSV it works...
But i dont want to do that like this... why it is not working with BPC web?
Nic
Edited by: Nicolas Argente on Oct 22, 2008 12:58 PM
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Did you also add the parameters DEFAULT_EXTENSIONS and ALLOW_FILE_SIZE?
Usually after adding the 3 parameters it works fine. Maybe check if there is not something lika a space behind the [ALL] when you updated the parameter. And try to check into the tbldefaults if you see the entry in there. If it is still not working, try to delete the parameters, add them again and try to re-logon again and upload the file.
-Joost
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Hi Joost!
What value should i put for those entry? I cannot find any help in the
http://SERVERNAME/osoft/help/admin/helpstart.htm#Setting_application_set_parameters.htm
Thanks for your help
I copied this from 5.1 SP2 release notes where the parameters where introduced:
DEFAULT_EXTENSIONS:
BPC by default allows uploading of the following
file types, even if you do not set this parameter:
XLS, XLT, DOC, DOT, PPT, POT, XML, MHT,
MHTML, HTM, HTML, XLSX, XLSM, XLSB,
ZIP, PDF, PPTX, PPTM, POTX, POTM, DOCX,
DOCM, DOTX, DOTM, TDM, PDM, JPG, PNG,
GIF, CSS, MRC
ALLOW_FILE_SIZE:
Enter file size (MB) to allow uploading. A
warning message appears if the file size
exceeds the parameter value when you upload
a file.
If this parameter is not set, you can upload
files with a size of 100MB or less .
Regards,
Joost
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