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01/15/2010

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can this tool be used to import bulk attachments from siebel and move the attachments to Dynamic CRM

Hi,

I migrated the attachment data from salesforce using SalesForce adapter , into the MSCRM annotation table using MSCRM 2011 adapter. but the issue here all the attachment i migrated are orphange record, because at the time of migration i have not find any field which specify that the particular attachment belongs to which entity e.g case or account.

kindly let me know what we can do with this issue
I am using CRM 2011 ONLINE.

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