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* View characteristic (see [[Formatting a CSV for View Import]]) | * View characteristic (see [[Formatting a CSV for View Import]]) | ||
* Enumeration literal (see [[Formatting a CSV for Enum Import]]) | * Enumeration literal (see [[Formatting a CSV for Enum Import]]) | ||
* Entity and Association (see [[Formatting a CSV for | * Entity and Association (see [[Formatting a CSV for Entities and Associations Import]]) | ||
* Constraint | * Constraint | ||
* Platform Type | * Platform Type | ||
Latest revision as of 16:23, 22 August 2025
The CSV import tool allows users to bulk import data into their model.
To import a CSV file,
- Select the type of data from the Import Type dropdown. Selecting the "... UPDATE" option for any type of data will overwrite existing information.
- Under Import File, select a properly formatted CSV file (formatting rules are provided below)
- Click the Import button on the lower right side
The import might take some time depending on the size of the file. After the import finishes, a success message or an Import Errors message with each error and its respective row will be displayed.
The types of data the user can import are:
- View characteristic (see Formatting a CSV for View Import)
- Enumeration literal (see Formatting a CSV for Enum Import)
- Entity and Association (see Formatting a CSV for Entities and Associations Import)
- Constraint
- Platform Type