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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Amazon S3 catalog sources
  3. Before you begin
  4. Create catalog sources in Metadata Command Center
  5. View results in Data Governance and Catalog
  6. Appendix A: Managing catalog sources

Amazon S3 Sources

Amazon S3 Sources

View metadata extraction results

View metadata extraction results

After a job runs in
Metadata Command Center
, view the results in
Data Governance and Catalog
. You can view details about source system contents in a hierarchical structure and trace data lineage.
  1. Log in to
    IDMC
    .
    The
    My Services
    page appears.
  2. Click
    Data Governance and Catalog
    .
    The following image shows the
    Data Governance and Catalog
    box on the
    My Services
    page:
    The My services page includes services with Data Governance and
								Catalog selected.
  3. On the
    Data Governance and Catalog
    home page, click the number in the
    Technical Assets
    panel.
    The
    Technical Assets
    page opens.
  4. Select
    Catalog Source
    in the
    Filter
    list.
    The list of catalog sources opens.
  5. Search for the catalog source from which you extracted metadata, and click the name.
    The
    Overview
    tab of the asset opens.
    A sample Amazon S3 asset page with tabs that allow you to view the
								asset.
    If a new record is added to a file in the
    Amazon S3
    source system, the timestamp of the file gets updated. If you then run an incremental metadata extraction job, the file gets extracted because objects are extracted based on the updated timestamp.
  6. View the asset from different perspectives by clicking on the tabs.
    If an incremental metadata extraction job includes a view, it extracts the corresponding tables even if the tables were extracted in previous runs.
For more information about working with assets, see Working with Assets in
Data Governance and Catalog
help.

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