White paper uses the wrong command

Summary: The CSV files I'm trying are not handled by cbtransfer. I used a CSV file created by Powershell from a SQL Server export.

1. Export data from SQL Server to CSV with a command like: "Invoke-Sqlcmd -query "SELECT * FROM table;" -Database mydatabasename -Server localhost | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Path "mydata.csv" -Encoding UTF8
2. This creates a CSV file. (Everything is in quotes, including the header)
3. Use cbtransfer to import, for instance "cbtransfer.exe mydata.csv http://localhost:8091 -B MyBucket -u Adminitrator -p password"

Actual:

Error message "no 'id' field in 1st line of csv". If I add an id column to the query, it will still complain. I tried removing the quotes from the CSV header line and same error.

Expected:

It can find the id column. I may be doing something wrong, but it's not clear from the error message what is it.

An enhancement I'd like to see would be a way to specify a column and/or a lightweight template to create the id.

Notes:

I attached sample output CSV from step 1.

Also might be interesting in terms of prioritization: cbtransfer is used as an example in the whitepaper currently being pushed by marketing - https://resources.couchbase.com/c/relational-no-sql-wp?x=Y7B0ca