Enhance the CSV import functionality to provide better control, safeguards, and customization options, reducing the risk of unintended changes to data, especially in scenarios where duplicate or repeating keys might cause issues.

Requested Enhancements:

Add a configuration option to disable the "Override" or "Replace" functionality during CSV imports.

Allow administrators to enable/disable this feature on a per-table or workspace basis to ensure data integrity.

Provide the option to set the Autonumber field as the default key for identifying records during imports, rather than relying on fields like "Title," which may have duplicates.

Allow administrators to define default key fields for CSV imports.

Introduce clearer, more prominent warnings when users select the "Override" or "Replace" option during imports, emphasizing potential data loss or unintended changes.

Include a confirmation dialog that highlights the number of records potentially affected and allows users to review changes.

Provide an option to restrict the CSV import functionality to specific user roles (e.g., Administrators or Managers) to prevent unintended bulk updates or changes by general users.

Include granular permission settings for who can perform imports and use override/replace functions.

Benefits:

Prevents data integrity issues caused by duplicate or unsuitable key fields.

Reduces the risk of unintended bulk updates or data overwrites during imports.

Ensures better control and safeguards over data management processes.

Improves user experience and confidence in performing imports without unintended consequences.

Example Scenarios:

When importing records into a table with hundreds of repeating titles, the Autonumber field can act as a unique identifier to avoid overwriting data mistakenly.

General users are restricted from performing imports, limiting bulk changes to data only to authorized personnel.

A warning prevents a user from accidentally using the "Replace" function and overwriting thousands of records.