Specify import parameters in a property file using key names and corresponding values.
For example, use the key DateFormat to specify that a date
custom field appears in the DateFormat=dd/MM/YYYY format.
Or, specify the character encoding and field separator used for the import file.
Read, Create, Edit, and Delete on
the article type
Create a file with required parameters, as described in this table.
Key
Description
Default Value
DateFormat
Format of the date to read in the .csv file
yyyy-MM-dd
DateTimeFormat
Format of the date and time to read in the .csv file
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss
CSVEncoding
Character encoding used to read the .csv file
ISO8859_15_FDIS
CSVSeparator
.csv field separator
,
RTAEncoding
Default encoding used for the HTML files (if not specified in the charset attribute from the HTML meta tag).
Salesforce does not support UTF-32
character encoding. We recommend using UTF-8. If you use specify UTF-16 character
encoding, ensure that your HTML files specify the right byte-order mark.
ISO8859_15_FDIS
Note Specify only Java date formats. Make sure that the date format is not misleading. For
example, if you choose the format yyyy-M-d, a date entered as 2011111 can be interpreted as
2011-01-11 or 2011-11-01. Specify at least:
Two digits for month and day format (MM, dd)
Four digits for year format (yyyy)
If a date in the .csv file does not match the date format specified in the property
file, the related article is not imported.
Save the file with the .properties extension.
Example
Example offerarticlesimport.properties property
file:
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