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The CLI Bulk Channels Import command, ipics_import_channels, lets you add up to 5,000 channels to 
Cisco IPICS in a single transaction. This command imports an input file, which is a file in 
Comma-Separated Value (CSV) format that defines the channels to add.

When you execute the Bulk Channels Import command, the system validates each record in the input 
file. Records that pass the validation process are imported. Records that do not pass the validation 
process are rejected and saved in a Rejected file.

In addition, records that define channels that already exist in Cisco IPICS are rejected and information 
about these channels is not affected in Cisco IPICS.

For general information about running a CLI command, see the 

.

ipics_import_channels{--help |--csv CSV_file |--sample sample_file}

An input file that you use with the Bulk Channels Import command includes one record for each channel 
that is to be added to Cisco IPICS.

Cisco recommends that you use Microsoft Excel to create an import file, then use the Save As command 
in Excel to save the file as a CSV (Comma delimited) type.

Run the Bulk Channels Import command with the --sample option to create a sample file that you can 
open with Microsoft Excel and use to create an input file.

An input file must adhere to these guidelines:

The file must be comma delimited.

Displays help text for this command.

Imports the specified input file, which is a CSV file that defines the channels 
to be added to Cisco IPICS.

Name of the CSV input file that defines the channels to add.

The file must adhere to the guidelines that the 

describes.

Include the path if the file is not in the current folder.

Creates a CSV file that includes the headings of the fields that an input file 
requires.

You can use this sample file as a basis for the input file as described in the 

Name of the sample file.

By default, the system saves the sample file in the current folder. To save it 
in another folder, include the path to that folder.