Supported Example Files

The following example files are supported by the adapter.

The delimiter and text qualifier can be configured to be any single character. If a Unicode character is used for either, it can be entered in the /u#### format. Delimiters and text qualifiers are not applicable to the LDAP interchange format.

Comma-Delimited Values

In the following example, quotation marks (“ “) are used as the text qualifier. The string 1234 Pecan Ave., Ste 30 contains a comma. Therefore, the string must be qualified to prevent the system from interpreting Ste 30 as an attribute.

accountId,firstname,lastname,email,street address
kb323441,Kevin,Brown,Kevin.Brown@example.com,”1234 Pecan Ave., Ste 30”
pc432343,Penelope,Carter,Penelope.Carter@example.com,4234 Main St.

Pipe-Delimited

accountId|firstname|lastname|email|street address
kb323441|Kevin|Brown|Kevin.Brown@example.com|1234 Pecan Ave., Ste 30
pc432343|Penelope|Carter|Penelope.Carter@example.com|4234 Main St.

LDAP Interchange Format

dn: cn=Kevin Brown,ou=People,dc=example,dc=com
changetype: add
objectClass: top
objectClass: person
objectClass: organizationalperson
objectClass: inetorgperson
employeeNumber: kb323441
cn: Kevin Brown
sn: Brown
departmentNumber: 7013
description: Production
displayName: Kevin
givenName: Kevin
mail: Kevin.Brown@example.com
o: Acme
ou: Production
postalAddress: 1234 Pecan Ave., Ste 30
postalCode: 43231
st: CA
street: 1234 Pecan Ave, Ste 30
title: Production Assistant
jpegphoto: file:///c:/photos/Kevin.Brown.jpg