You can import the records contained in a flat file into Security Center through a record type.
Before you begin
- Create a record type that matches the format used in your data file.
- An administrator must grant you the privilege associated with the record type through which you want to import data.
What you should know
- JSON
- JavaScript Object Notation.
- BSON
- Binary JSON.
- CSV
- Comma-separated values.
- TSV
- Tab-separated values.
- SSV
- Semi-colon-separated values.
- GPX
- GPS Exchange Format.
- KML, KMZ
- Keyhole Markup Language.
IMPORTANT: Note the following requirements:
- The first row of CSV, TSV, and SSV files is ignored. It is assumed to be a header row.
- With JSON files, the names and types of the fields defined in your record type must match the names and types of the fields found in the data file. The order of the fields is not important.
- With all other types of files, the order and type of the fields defined in your record type must match the order and types of the fields found in the data file. The field names are not important.