Hi Alok
Here's an example I found in my notes from a previous project. I haven't tested it so not sure if it is exactly correct.
etautil -d im -u etaadmin -p <password> ^
add 'eTGlobalUserContainerName=Global Users,eTNamespaceName=CommonObjects' eTGlobalUser ^
eTGlobalUserName='xyz123' ^
eTFullName='Aldo Gomez' ^
eTCustomField04='Active' ^
eTFirstName='Aldo' ^
eTLastName='Gomez' ^
eTCustomField22='Gomez, Aldo (Contractor)' ^
eTCustomField10='Mexico City' ^
eTCountry='MX' ^
eTCustomField17='AMERICAS' ^
eTEmailAddress='Aldo.Gomez@company.com' ^
eTPassword='nmCz7nbne'
As stated in my previous post, it's more efficient to use the -f option and have the actual command in a file. Something like:
etautil -d im -u etaadmin -p <password> -f users-to-load.txt
Again, please confirm the syntax, this is just from memory.
And if you have non-ASCII characters in the names, please double-check the encoding you use when saving the file and from the command prompt. From my notes, the first thing we typed on the command prompt was "chcp 65001". I think this was sufficient for all western European characters.
Pearse