You can import a master data entity configuration from an XML file. Usually, the master data entity configuration in the import file is exported from another D365 F&SCM environment.
If you import a master data entity configuration, these conditions and actions apply:
| Condition | Action |
|---|---|
| The Master data type ID field must have a value in the import file. | If no Master data type ID is defined, no import is done. |
| The imported master data entity does not exist in the import environment | If the imported master data entity already exists in the import environment, you get a prompt whether you want to override the existing master data entity. |
| The referenced Connectivity studio messages exist in the import environment |
If a referenced Connectivity studio message does not exist, you get a prompt whether you want to continue the import. If you click:
Note: Only the references to the Connectivity studio messages are imported. The referenced Connectivity studio messages are not imported. |
| The referenced MDM companies exist in the import environment |
If a referenced source MDM company or target MDM company does not exist in the import environment, you get a prompt whether you want to continue the import. If you click:
Note: Only the references to the MDM companies are imported. The referenced MDM companies are not imported. |
| 1. | Click Master data management - Setup. |
| 2. | On the Master data entities tab, click Edit. |
| 3. | On the Action Pane, click Deploy. |
| 4. | Click Import master data entity from file. |
| 5. | Click Select configuration to browse for the desired master data entity configuration XML file and select it for import. |
| 6. | You can run the import of master data entities in the background. While the import runs, you can continue with other activities in the environment. |
|   | Select or clear the Run in background check box. |
| 7. | Click OK. |
| 8. | Close the page. |
| Related to | Notes |
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Exchange MDM studio configuration |
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