This import type will import objects into Insight with a CSV file that holds the data to import.
Some use cases could be:
This are the module type specific fields needed to be configured for this import type
Setting | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Import from | Choose if you want to import from an uploaded file or if you want to import from a URL | |
URL | Protocol, Hostname and Port of where to find the external CSV file. Example: http(s)://example.com/file.csv or file:///opt/csv/example.csv | |
| File | Choose from your uploaded files (or upload one file directly). Note that the file will be uploaded to the Jira server and needs to be replaced if new data should be imported. | |
Username | Optional username for basic authentication | |
Password | Optional password for basic authentication
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| Delimiter | The delimiter used in the file. Enter \t for tab-delimited. To include a delimiter character, place the value between double quotes. To include a delimiter or a double quote character, place each value between double quotes. |
CSV Headers The CSV file needs to have headers, as they are used to create the data locators for the imports. An empty header value is not allowed. |
Multiple values To divide multiple values (for the Insight Attributes with multiple cardinality), use || (2 pipe characters). This may be changed in the future, for you to define your own divider. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Selector | The selector for the CSV import is not used. Use IQL to filter any data from the CSV file |
The predefined structure and configuration will be created based on the CSV file present in the configuration. Each column will be created as an Insight attribute of type Default Text and the configuration will be mapped accordingly. The object type created will always be the same.
If you want to have different attribute types created by the import of the data from the CSV file create the predefined structure and then change the attribute types. |