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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Reference Data
  3. Reference Tables in the Analyst Tool
  4. Reference Data in the Developer Tool
  5. Classifier Models
  6. Probabilistic Models
  7. Appendix A: Reference Data and Informatica Data Engineering Integration

Reference Data Guide

Reference Data Guide

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Checking in Reference Data Objects

Checking in Reference Data Objects

When you finish work on a reference table or a content set that you checked out from the Model repository, check in the object.
To view the list of currently checked-out objects, open the
Checked Out Objects
 tab below the reference table editor.
  1. Save any change that you made to the reference table or the content set.
  2. In Object Explorer, browse to the reference table or the content set.
  3. Right-click the object name and click
    Check In
    .
    The
    Check In
    dialog box opens.
    The following image shows the dialog box:
    The Check In dialog box lists every object that you can check into the repository and includes a field for a description of the check-in operation.
  4. Select one or more objects to check in to the repository.
    You can check in an object that is not open in the current session. You can check in any object in a checked-out state.
  5. Optionally, enter a description for the operation.
  6. Click
    Check In
    .
    The check-in operation updates the object version number. If you check in the object for the first time, the Model repository creates version one (1) of the object.
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