XPO import error

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When importing a XPO, if following error occurs "table, enum, edt, object already exists. import aborted".

Solution 1

  • Restart AOS
  • Sync data dictionary
  • Try importing again

Solution 2

 Goto tools/Caches--refresh all.
Try importing again.


It should work

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