Import data

When your bulk import file is ready, upload it. The system reads and runs the commands.

  1. In the upper-right corner, select Manage.

    Note:

    Customers who have not yet migrated to the updated Oracle Identity Self Service console and continue to use OIM may not see the Manage button. Use the equivalent administration page in your current console.
  2. Select the Bulk Import tile.
  3. Select Import a File.
  4. On the Upload File page, select Browse.
  5. Navigate to your bulk import file, select it, and select Open.
    The file name appears in the Select a file field.
  6. Select Upload.
    After the file is uploaded, the Confirm Data to import page opens, showing a preview of the uploaded commands.
  7. Review the commands for accuracy.
    If the Import button is inactive, one or more commands are not valid. In this case:
    1. Identify the error. A red X icon Red X icon. in the Status column indicates that the operation is not valid. Check the Message column for information about the error.
    2. Correct the errors in your bulk import file. Work with Oracle Life Sciences Support, if necessary, to correct the errors.
    3. Restart the process to upload the corrected file.
  8. If the commands are correct, select Import.
  9. On the Result Details page, review the Status column for all entries:
    • A green checkmark Green checkmark icon. appears for successful operations.
    • A red X Red X icon. appears for operations that were not valid and were not run. Check the Message column for details about the error. Hold your cursor over a cell to see the full message.

      You can also download the processed import file to view the full text of all messages. See Review and reuse previous import files for details.

To complete the operations that failed to run:
  • If only a few operations failed, manually perform the remaining operations.
  • If a large number of operations failed, resubmit the bulk import file with only those operations that failed, after correcting the errors. See Check for errors for additional information or contact Oracle Life Sciences Support for assistance.