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I'm trying to import a list from sharepoint to sql server:

This code is not giving me an error, but it also is not working ?

ForAll(
t_PA_Excel_Sku_Export_Import,
Collect(
'[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]',
{
SKU: SKU,
RBP_MASTER_ID: Value(RBP_MASTER_ID),
RENEWAL_SKU: RENEWAL_SKU,
RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER: RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER,
PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION: PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION,
QTY: Value(QTY),
TARGET_PRICE: Value(TARGET_PRICE),
TARGET_GP: Value(TARGET_GP),
CURRENT_PRICE: Value(CURRENT_PRICE),
VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP: Value(VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP),
APPROVED_PRICE: Value(APPROVED_PRICE),
APPROVED_GP: Value(APPROVED_GP),
SEND_TO_LEADER: SEND_TO_LEADER,
PANDEMIC_SKU: PANDEMIC_SKU
}
)
)

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Dave

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Use Patch, not Collect. Collect is for in-memory collections. Patch will actually write to the data source. The defaults parameter fills in any missing fields with a default value.
Patch(
'[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]',
Defaults('[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]'),
{
SKU: SKU,
RBP_MASTER_ID: Value(RBP_MASTER_ID),
RENEWAL_SKU: RENEWAL_SKU,
RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER: RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER,
PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION: PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION,
QTY: Value(QTY),
TARGET_PRICE: Value(TARGET_PRICE),
TARGET_GP: Value(TARGET_GP),
CURRENT_PRICE: Value(CURRENT_PRICE),
VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP: Value(VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP),
APPROVED_PRICE: Value(APPROVED_PRICE),
APPROVED_GP: Value(APPROVED_GP),
SEND_TO_LEADER: SEND_TO_LEADER,
PANDEMIC_SKU: PANDEMIC_SKU
})

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Please use MS flow to run the query to insert items into databse.

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carloser,
I'm trying to take this sharepoint file "t_PA_Excel_Sku_Export_Import"

and insert it into the sql server file "[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]'" ?

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To use power fx, just add your ForAll statement to my sample:
ForAll(
t_PA_Excel_Sku_Export_Import,
Patch(
'[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]',
Defaults('[dbo].[t_pricing_escalation_detail_temp]'),
{
SKU: SKU,
RBP_MASTER_ID: Value(RBP_MASTER_ID),
RENEWAL_SKU: RENEWAL_SKU,
RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER: RENEWAL_OLVP_QUOTENUMBER,
PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION: PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION,
QTY: Value(QTY),
TARGET_PRICE: Value(TARGET_PRICE),
TARGET_GP: Value(TARGET_GP),
CURRENT_PRICE: Value(CURRENT_PRICE),
VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP: Value(VENDOR_GUIDELINE_GP),
APPROVED_PRICE: Value(APPROVED_PRICE),
APPROVED_GP: Value(APPROVED_GP),
SEND_TO_LEADER: SEND_TO_LEADER,
PANDEMIC_SKU: PANDEMIC_SKU
}))

If this is a one time thing, then Power Automate might be better.

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