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202 Chapter 10 Setting up Data Quality Process|• Record Add Process: In this process, when a new record arrives, the processdetermines whether similar records exist in the repository.— Document type > Record Edit— Document sub type > Record Add— Set the process to > wfin26dqproductaddapprovalv1.xml• Direct Load Import Process: In case of bulk import, it is assumed that theincoming records are sufficiently standardized for duplicate detection.— Document Type > Upload/Import— Document sub type > Import Records— Set the process to > wfin26dqcatsourcev1.xmlTIBCO MDM Customization Guide
Record Duplicate Detection Process| 2035. Click the Save button. The created rules are saved in the Rule list.Specifying Matching AttributesTo match records, specify matching attributes in a rulebase file. For example, referto the MatchAttrList.xml file located in the $MQ_COMMON_DIR/standard/rulebasefolder. Using matching attributes, you can search for close, not necessarily exact,matching records.If you copy the MatchAttrList.xml file in $MQ_COMMON_DIR\\rulebase folder, you need to change its location in relevantworkflow files.Simple MatchingIn Simple Matching process, specify only record attributes as matching criteria inthe rulebase file. For example, for a Customer repository, the matching attributesmay be FirstName, MiddleName, and LastName. If any of these attributes’ valuesmatch against an existing record upto the specified minimum matching threshold,the record can be a matching record candidate. The specified record attributes aresearched in all repositories and the matching result displays the values ofmatching attributes for all repositories.• MatchAttributesArray: Lists the record attributes to be used as matchingcriteria. For example,Attributematch attribute ListMatchAttributeArrayFIRSTNAMEMIDDLENAMELASTNAMECross-repository Matching and OverlappingIn Cross-Repository Matching process, specify attributes across relatedrepositories as matching criteria.Scenario 1Single parent contains single childTIBCO MDM Customization Guide
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