You are importing user account information into the Knowledge Center from an external source.
Identify three types of Information that are created in the Knowledge Center database by importing
the data source.
A.
User IDs and passwords
B.
Workgroups
C.
User groups
D.
Custom user fields
E.
Content Roots
F.
User Start and End dates
Explanation:
The following are the headings that must appear in the header row. For all data files,
you must include the USERNAME through LASTNAME fields, in the order indicated in this list.
Field order is not important when using a database connection because the system will order the
field appropriately.
* (A)USERNAME: Corresponds to the Username field.
* (A)PASSWORD: Corresponds to the Password field.*FIRSTNAME: Corresponds to the First Name field.
*LASTNAME: Corresponds to the Last Name field.
*MINIT: Corresponds to the Init field.
*EMAIL: Corresponds to the E-mail field.
*NTINTEGRATED: Corresponds to the NT Integrated option.
You can also include optional fields in the file, if desired. If used, these fields must appear in the
order specified in the list below and they must appear after the required fields. These include:
C: USERGROUP: Should reflect the name of all usergroups in which a user is to be enrolled.
Usergroups do not have to exist in the databaseprior to running the User Import Utility. If the
usergroup does not exist on the server, it is created. After importing the data, view the Usergroups
page to see that the new usergroup was created.
D:Custom User Fields: Custom user fields must exist in the Knowledge Center database;
otherwise, they will be ignored during the import process.
Knowledge Center: User And Content Management Release 11.0,
Set Up the Data File