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Message #01903
[Bug 1310841] Re: Error on importing ING bank statements
Subdirectories in the addons path are not taken into account. You should
move the banking-addons directory to something like /usr/local/share/,
and add /usr/local/share/banking-addons to the addons path in the server
configuration file. You should also remove the existing banking modules
from /usr/lib/openerp-7.0*/openerp/addons/.
** Changed in: banking-addons
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1310841
Title:
Error on importing ING bank statements
Status in OpenERP Banking Addons:
Invalid
Bug description:
I configured OpenERP with Account Banking + ING (NL) bank Statements
Import. I was able to import a few bank statements, but after the
latest update of Account Banking, I receive the following error after
starting the import:
DataError: invalid input syntax for type date: ""
LINE 1: ...e_uid,create_date,write_uid,write_date) values (2,'','','','...
^
The first value (I assume create_date_uid), is sequentially rising after each attempt.
I use the 'komma gescheiden dd-mm-jjjj' format, but this also happened while using 'komma gescheiden jjjjmmdd' and 'Girotel kommagescheiden'.
I tried to reinstall the add-on, this to no success.
The CSV files contain the right data. (i.e. it has the same structure as the previous files, which I could successfully import).
When I remove the bank account from the standard settings (Finance >
Settings > Banking > Standard settings), the import add-on reports
that the csv file contains bank statements for account ING *******,
but that there is no bank account defined in the standard settings.
Attached you will find the complete error message/error log.
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