About the Batch Import

For any geoscience data import, such as, geophysics data or block model files, you have the option of running the import in the background of your session.

Batch execution means that your import is performed in a background process. Before starting a batch import, you must prepare the .xml file to import. Batch import is useful for large geoscience data that take a long time to complete.

Typical example of Batch_STPM_Import.xml 

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<!DOCTYPE root SYSTEM "Parameters.dtd">

<root batch_name = "PLMBatchDataExchange" user = "" password = "" env = "" version = "6 417 0 0 08-28-2014.20.00" licfile = "">
  <inputParameters>
    <![CDATA[ 

<inputDataLocation>File
     <KeepAtSameLocation>No</KeepAtSameLocation>
     <KeepFileTree>No</KeepFileTree>
     <Default_TargetDir>$TARGET_DIR</Default_TargetDir> 
</inputDataLocation>

<checker_input>
<checker>DataExchangePLMBatch
     <Operation>Import</Operation>
     <Usage>${GEOTST_USAGE}</Usage>
     <Extension>${GEOTST_EXTENSION}</Extension> 
</checker> 
</checker_input>

]]>
  <file id = "FileToProcess" destination = "" filePath = "${INPOUT_PATH}" type = "bin" upLoadable = "RightNow" automatic = "1"/>
  </inputParameters>
  <outputParameters>
    <folder id = "targetDir" destination = "$ADL_ODT_TMP" folderPath = "$ADL_ODT_TMP" type = "bin" upLoadable = "RightNow" extension = "*" automatic = "1"/>
    <![CDATA[ 

<ReportName>GlobalResults</ReportName>

<Connection>
     <Connected_TST>PLMBatch_TSTPoviderConnection_sample</Connected_TST>
</Connection>
]]>
  </outputParameters>
  <PCList>
    <PC name="InternalDS.prd" />
  </PCList>
</root>