for scantron, after initial import, if you import a re-scan you cannot rename it to write over the original
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- 05 Aug 2011, 04:09 PM
- 26 Jul 2011, 06:16 PM
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David Woods August 8, 2011 at 11:54 AM
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In NC, C, and WC gradebooks, imported scantron (to an existing category in C and WC GBs), then imported scantron rescore and set to same item name. All gradebook types allowed me to overlay the existing item with new scores.
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Thomas Amsler August 5, 2011 at 2:19 PMEdited
My Test Results:
1. Import Scantron into "No Categories", "Points" gradebook
1.1 : Initial import : PASS
1.2 : Second import using new name : PASS
1.3 : Third import overwrite existing Scantron import: PASS
2. Import Scantron into "Categories", "Points" gradebook
2.1 : initial import : PASS
2.2 : Second import using new name : PASS
2.3 : Third import selecting same name as as original import: This created a second grade item in the Unassigned category with the same name. See attached screen capture (GRBK-1079-1.png) : Is this supposed to happen? I though it should override the existing Scantron item.
... still working on this ...
Jon Gorrono July 28, 2011 at 6:40 PM
added BusinessLogicCode.NoDuplicateItemNamesRule to list of rules that generate status 401
and changed text for scantron import warning about name collisions
Jon Gorrono July 28, 2011 at 4:47 PMEdited
added ignoredBusinessRule field to ImportSettings.. that led to the overwrite dialog being ineffectual....forgot to add that info during refactor to use ImportSettings
Jon Gorrono July 28, 2011 at 4:27 PM
confirmed that no cat's gb's fail to accept the name change
also trunk has a problem with the force overwrite dialog... it is working as if the force flag is not making it to the server. Prod is fine
I'm focusing on these two areas
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on DEV, if you import a scantron and re-do it, you're forced to accept the import of a 2nd version with -1 appended to the name.
so you have two items in the gradebook.
the implication (@ import from the popup) is that you can re-name the re-import to write over the original.
however, if you re-name it, you'll get a popup that says you already have an item of that name.
consequently you can't write over the original to have only one item after re-import.
on PROD, re-import works differently and you can re-name to write over the original.
you even get a popup warning of the overwrite.
so there's an inconsistency in function here.