What is the solution for an RDC Import Error indicating an invalid integer?

The solution for resolving an RDC Import Error indicating an invalid integer is to change the data to an integer. This error typically arises when the data being imported is expected to be an integer but contains values that cannot be correctly interpreted as such (for instance, if there are non-numeric characters or the data type is incorrectly set).

By changing the data to an integer, it ensures that the value is formatted correctly and can be successfully processed during the import. This action directly addresses the problem of invalid data by aligning it with the expected data type the system is designed to handle. In the context of data integrity and import accuracy, ensuring the data is correctly typed is crucial for successful operation within the system.

Transforming data into a string or ignoring the error would not resolve the underlying issue of incorrect data formatting. Similarly, reformatting the entire dataset could be unnecessarily complex and time-consuming if the problem is isolated to specific entries. Focusing on converting the specific invalid entries to integers directly addresses the error and streamlines the import process.