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For example there is a custom field A , and another custom field B, and a computer C. How the correct CSV Import file header should looks like?

Portal User asked a question.
For example there is a custom field A , and another custom field B, and a computer C. How the correct CSV Import file header should looks like?

​Sorry, I've already done some tests with Data Import Tool and Field Mapping in webconfigurator. And found a solution by my own. It is easy, you have to place all of your custom fields at the end of the CSV header. At the begin of the line you have to place the "Computer name" as identifier. Join the rows with semicolon or comma. The Import Tool in the webconfigurator give you the mapping tool in a separate tab. And it is required to configure the Custom fields before (in the SnowBoard Adminstration).
For example the CSV Header: "Computer name;CustomFieldA;CustomFieldB;CustomFieldC"
KR Mathias
​Sorry, I've already done some tests with Data Import Tool and Field Mapping in webconfigurator. And found a solution by my own. It is easy, you have to place all of your custom fields at the end of the CSV header. At the begin of the line you have to place the "Computer name" as identifier. Join the rows with semicolon or comma. The Import Tool in the webconfigurator give you the mapping tool in a separate tab. And it is required to configure the Custom fields before (in the SnowBoard Adminstration).
For example the CSV Header: "Computer name;CustomFieldA;CustomFieldB;CustomFieldC"
KR Mathias