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prasadjava82
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Failed to import appliance-----Already exists

Posted 10-28-2016 11:20 PM (3179 views)

 

Could anyone get me out this issue please..............

 

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Reeza
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Re: Failed to import appliance-----Already exists

Posted 10-29-2016 01:03 AM (3846 views)  |   In reply to prasadjava82

1. Navigate to parh identified and make sure file doesn't exist 

2. Move file out of USERS folder and try to import it from somewhere else. 

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Reeza
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Re: Failed to import appliance-----Already exists

Posted 10-29-2016 01:03 AM (3847 views)  |   In reply to prasadjava82

1. Navigate to parh identified and make sure file doesn't exist 

2. Move file out of USERS folder and try to import it from somewhere else. 

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prasadjava82
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Re: Failed to import appliance-----Already exists

Posted 10-29-2016 02:11 AM (3159 views)  |   In reply to Reeza

Thank You for the solutions but unfortunately I am facing the new issue.Capture.JPG

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Re: Failed to import appliance-----Already exists

Posted 10-29-2016 01:54 AM (3164 views)  |   In reply to prasadjava82
You need delete all the files under "C:\Users\Xia\VirtualBox VMs\SAS University Edition\"

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