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Importer Batch
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**Batch Type Key:** ``importer``
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**Purpose:** Allows user to preview an importer run before committing it.
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**Default Handler:** :class:`~rattail:rattail.batch.importer.ImporterBatchHandler`
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Normally when an importer runs, e.g. via command line, it reads data
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from the host system and writes it to the local / target side. If in
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dry run mode, then the local data is not actually written. But it's
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normally "all or nothing" in the sense that you either want to commit
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all the writes, or else you don't (dry run).
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It's also possible to write the import data to a batch, which can then
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be previewed and perhaps even adjusted. Then executing the batch will
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"finalize" the import using data from the batch.
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