Execute Data Transfer From Code

In order to execute DataTransfer from your custom code your company must have an enterprise license and you have to have file access to the Master Management Console directory. Create a custom file in the Upload directory of the Master Management console or prefix the file with my_.
Download template file, unzip and move Custom folder into Centralpoint\Master\Root\Uploads directory.

 using System;
 using System.Collections.Generic;
 using System.Linq;
 using System.Web;
 using System.Web.UI;
 using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
 using System.IO;
 using System.Data;
 using System.Text;
 using System.Data.SqlClient;
 using Centralpoint;
 using Centralpoint.Web;
 using Centralpoint.Web.Cms;
 using Centralpoint.Web.UI;
 using Centralpoint.Web.UI.Controls;
 using Centralpoint.Web.UI.Console;
 using Centralpoint.Web.Site;
 using System.Security;
 using System.Xml;
 using System.Xml.Schema;
 using System.Xml.Linq;


public partial class Uploads_Imports_ClientName_Default : System.Web.UI.Page
{
     private void ExecuteDataTransfer()
     {
         //Id_of_The_Website: can be retrieved from console  Admin > Settings > Site Key.
         WebSite webSite = WebSite.NewCached(new Guid("Id_of_The_Website"), Management.Application.SelectConnectionString);

         Guid dataId = new Guid("DataId_of_the_DataTransfer_Record");

         object xml = Centralpoint.Utilities.Database.ExecuteScalar(webSite.SelectConnectionString, 
                 String.Format("SELECT TOP 1 Attributes FROM cpsys_DataCurrent WHERE DataId = '{0}'", dataId));

         if (xml == null)
             throw new ArgumentException(String.Format("Data Transfer does not contain a record with the DataId={0}.", dataId), "dataId");

         CpCollection attributes = new CpCollection();
         attributes.Load(xml.ToString());
         //here you can update the Collection of attributes if required. For example, you can point your data transfer record to the new source file.
         // attributes.Set("SourceCustomParameters","c:\newFile.xlsx");

         Centralpoint.Master.DataTransfer dt = new Centralpoint.Master.DataTransfer(webSite, dataId, attributes);
         dt.Execute(Guid.NewGuid(), "Name  of the User who is running this process.");

         //if you need to determine if DataTransfer was successful, you can check if dt.LastException.The message contains any values. 
         //if you need to see more details about the error you can get that from dt.LastException.StackTrace.
     }
}

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