I just created a quick small import in one of my tables (using the CSV file import).
The resulting records do not show any creation date. This used to be the case, so I just wanted to clarify : will records imported from CSV not have a creation date anymore ?
I was able to reproduce this behavior only if there were no values for the object in the given cell. Can I ask you to check if the source file has values for these objects in the created column?
There were values in the imported rows. You can see them, they are objects with ids 0C1271E2-9F48-4C76-9A8B-2B6719CBC261, 5528B3D0-1F16-4995-A1FE-67764DAFCF26 and 808F261E-75ED-400A-AA53-72051ED84083. All the columns of data have been correctly imported, except for the created date which is empty. I am just mentioning it because it can cause errors when looking for the latest items.
@Nicolas_REMY, The objects in the provided file do not have objectId values and data for the created column. For this reason, the created column is empty. The system automatically creates the values because the objectId column cannot be empty. I have created an internal ticket for the team to see if the current behaviour can be improved - BKNDLSS-33591. We will let you know the results after the discussion.
For now I can suggest that you edit the provided file by adding values to the created column manually before importing it.
We’ve just updated cloud servers to fix the issue you described above. The values in the created column are created automatically, just like for the objectId column. Could you kindly let us know whether the fix works for you?