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Folder to move badly formatted files to. This may be a UNC path (ie located on the network).
user
User name, required when importing from protected database connections or protected servers.
password
Password, required when importing from protected database connections or protected servers.
relativeViewPeriod
The period for which data should be read can be specified here. Period relative to the time 0 of the run. When the start and end time are overrulable the user can specify the download length with the cold state time and forecast length in the manual forecast dialog.
startDateTime
Start date and time of the (fixed) period for which data should be read. Start is inclusive. This dateTime is in the configured importTimeZone.
endDateTime
End date and time of the (fixed) period for which data should be read. End is inclusive. This dateTime is in the configured importTimeZone.
idMapId
ID of the IdMap used to convert external parameterId's and locationId's to internal parameter and location Id's. Each of the formats specified will have a unique method of identifying the id in the external format. See section on configuration for Mapping Id's units and flags.
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Time zone the external data is provided in if this is not specified in the data format itself. This may be specified as a timeZoneOffset, or as a specific timeZoneName.
importTimeZone:timeZoneOffset
The offset of the time zone with reference to UTC (equivalent to GMT). Entries should define the number of hours (or fraction of hours) offset. (e.g. +01:00)
importTimeZone:timeZoneName
Enumeration of supported time zones. See appendix B for list of supported time zones.
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Id of the parameter to apply the startTimeShift to.
properties
Available since Delft-FEWS version 2010.02. These properties are passed to the time series parser that is used for this import. Some (external third party) parsers need these additional properties. See documentation of the (external third party) parser you are using.
timeSeriesSet
TimeSeriesSet to import the data to. Multiple time series sets may be defined, and each may include either a (list of) locationId's ar a locationSetId. Data imported is first read from the source data file in the format specifed. An attempt is then made to map the locationId's and the parameterId's as specified in the IdMap's to one of the locations/parameters defined in the import time series sets. If a valid match is found, then the time values are mapped to those in the timeSeriesSet, taking into account the tolerance for time values. A new entry is made in the timeSeries for each valid match made.
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