====== Import IdmPassword from CSV file ======
To import passwords to users you can use ImportIdMPasswordFromCSV long-running task, which is available in the extras module since version 3.2.0.

===== Configuration =====
ImportIdMPasswordFromCSV uses the default interface for CSV importing tasks along with a few of its own configuration properties.

  * importfile - Drag and drop input csv file
  * dateFormatColumn - Date format used in input file. See [[https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html|Java SimpleDateFormat documentation page]] for more info
  * usernameColumn - Name of the column which contains the username of the target identity
  * separator - Separator character used in the input csv file
  * encoding - Encoding of the input csv file

===== Input csv file structure =====
Input csv file must contain at least the "username" column. All possible columns are listed in the table below. Note that if a column is not present in the input csv, the value in IdM will not be changed, but if a column is in the input csv with an empty value, then the value in IdM will be deleted instead.

^ Column name  ^ Desription  ^
| username  |  Username of target identity |
| password |  Value of new password |
| validTill |  End date of password validity (see dateFormatColumn) |
| blockLoginDate |  Date of login block |
| passwordNeverExpires |  True, if password never expires |
| mustChange |  True, if user must change password on next logon |
| lastSuccessfulLogin |  Date of a last successful login |
| validFrom  |  Start date of user password validity |
| unsuccessfulAttempts |  Number of unsuccessful login attempts |
| verificationSecret |  Password verification secret |


===== Example csv =====
Csv showed bellow uses date format "yyyyMMdd"

<code>
"username";"validTill";"mustChange"
"testImportPasswordUser1";"20200203";"true"
"testImportPasswordUser2";"20200204";"false"
"testImportPasswordUserFake";"20200205";"false"
</code>