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1. Select **Add applications> Create new application**, start by providing basic details of an application like **Name**, **Description** and **Type**. You can choose to provide same name for the application as on-premises, add a description that helps the service understand about the application and choose between **Custom** or **Packaged** for application type.
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> The application **Name** also allows for alphanumeric and special characters except ',' and '\'. The type **Packaged** refers to the Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) applications you are running in your datacenter.
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> The application **Name** also allows for alphanumeric and special characters except `','` and `'\'`. The type **Packaged** refers to the Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) applications you are running in your datacenter.
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2. In the next step, you can link the workloads that are hosting this application. You can select **Link workloads** to go to the All inventory view, which helps you select the workloads that you want to add to this new application.
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3. You can scope the All inventory view by searching for specific workloads or filtering workloads by Category, Type, OS name etc. and **Add** the selected workloads.
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3. In the exported CSV, you can add names of the applications, a workload is a part of. You can add more than one name if the workload is shared amongst multiple applications. For instance, if a database- "SQLDB01" is shared by 2 applications, then you can add- "App01, App02" under Application name column in the same row.
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> The **Application name(s)** are case-sensitive. The application name also allows for alphanumeric and special characters except ',' and '\'. You can add applications in multiple import operations but it is recommended to not trigger multiple import operations in parallel.
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> The **Application name(s)** are case-sensitive. The application name also allows for alphanumeric and special characters except `','` and `'\'`. You can add applications in multiple import operations but it is recommended to not trigger multiple import operations in parallel.
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4. After adding the application names to the file, you can browse and select the CSV file.
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5. If the selected file passes the validation checks, you can select **Import** to upload the details of the applications, as added in the CSV file.
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