Table Function: Importing Records in Migration Mode
## Overview
In migration mode, you can import the values of "Created by", "Created at", "Updated by", and "Updated at".
## Description
When you import a CSV file in migration mode with the columns "Created by", "Created at", "Updated by", and "Updated at" set, those values will be reflected in the added record. However, if the setting is "Update records with matching keys", the values will only be reflected in the added record, not the updated record.
### Setting value in case of invalid value
The following shows the columns that will be set in the added record if the target field does not exist in the CSV or an invalid value is set.
|Columns|Invalid value|Setting value|
|-|-|-|
|Created by|ID or name of non-existent user|Blank|
|Created date and time|String that cannot be converted to date and time, or date and time outside the range of "MinTime" and "MaxTime" in "「General.json」"|Current date and time|
|Updated by|ID or name of non-existent user|Blank|
|Updated date and time|String that cannot be converted to date and time, or date and time outside the range of "MinTime" and "MaxTime" in "「General.json」"|Current date and time|
### Setting value for update record
In the case of update record, migration mode is not applied, and the same value as normal import is set.
## Operation Method
Perform an import with "Migration mode" checked in the import dialog.

For details on the import operation, please refer to "「Table Function: Importing Records」".
## Supported Versions
|Supported versions|Body|
|:--|:--|
|1.4.16.0 and later|Added function|
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