IMPORTANT:
- CSV Format : Spaces must be qualified with "" in order to be accepted
- When using a CSV file for exclusions, all exclusions must be in the import file. Exclusions configured in the job JSON will be ignored
- Account Map & Group Map must be created separately; cannot be combined in one file
Important CSV Template Information
If you receive an error when importing a CSV file, the file does not meet the expected format. Compare your file to the sample files provided, and edit the file before attempting to import it again.
Download - Network File Share (NFS) Account Map Sample CSV
- The domain must be escaped with additional backslash when creating the account map
- Example:
- user DataHub\JoeSmith would need to be DataHub\\JoeSmith
- If the map doesn’t contain an email address in the source_name or destination_name field, it must contain a name in the corresponding id field (source_id or destination_id) in order for DataHub to properly map the user. The example map below illustrates how to use the id field when an email address is not provided as a name.
NFS Account Map | .csv with example values
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Download - Account Map Sample CSV
Account Map | .csv with example values
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If the map doesn’t contain an email address in the source_name or destination_name field, it must contain a name in the corresponding id field (source_id or destination_id) in order for DataHub to properly map the user. The example map below illustrates how to use the id field when an email address is not provided as a name.
Account Map | .csv with example without email
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Download | Account Map Exclusions Sample CSV
Account Map | .csv with example values
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If the map doesn’t contain an email address in the name field, it must contain a name in the id field in order for DataHub to properly map the user. The example map below illustrates how to use the id field when an email address is not provided as a name.
Account Map | .csv with example without email
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Download - Group Map Sample CSV
If the map doesn’t contain an email address in the source_name or destination_name field, it must contain a name in the corresponding id field (source_id or destination_id) in order for DataHub to properly map the user. The example map below illustrates how to use the id field when an email address is not provided as a name.
Group Map | .csv with example values
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Download - Group Map Exclusions Sample CSV
Group Map | .csv with example values
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The tips below can be helpful in creating a CSV file from scratch, but if you're using the UI, you could create one exclusion entry into your mapping manually, then download the exclusions file to have a real world example to work with.
