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Consumption Analytics Documentation |
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Consumption Analytics Documentation |
This article specifies the format of a CSV file that is required to import What-If scenarios with ccimport and written by ccexport.
The first line of the file is a header row that defines the format of the subsequent rows. The following table describes the valid field names for the header row, some of which also have short names that you can use instead. In the full field names, you can substitute dots (.) for underscores (_).
CSV rows beginning with a pound sign (#) are treated as comments and ignored by the importer.
| Field Name | Short Name | Description | Required |
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| Scenario name | Yes |
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| Scenario description | No | |
scenario_type | Scenario type | Yes | |
dashboard_id | dashboard | The ID of the HPE Consumption Analytics Portal dashboard to display when a user clicks Analyze for this scenario | |
linked_rate_plan | The rate plan linked to this scenario. This rate plan is updated when you promote a rate model from the scenario. | Yes | |
is_baseline | baseline | Whether the current rate model is the baseline model. The default is false. | Yes |
start_date | start | The start date for the baseline period | Yes |
end_date | end | The end date for the baseline period | Yes |
all_customers | Whether the current rate model applies to all customers including accounts with no customer record. | Yes | |
usage | |||
total_tier_usage | tier_usage |
The following is a sample CSV file. Quotes are required only for fields that contain a comma in their value.
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