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  1. Preface
  2. Part 1: Concepts and Models
  3. Part 2: Custom XConnect Created with a Load Template
  4. Appendix A: Resource Configuration File

Metadata Manager Custom Metadata Integration Guide

Metadata Manager Custom Metadata Integration Guide

Rule Set Parameter File Elements

Rule Set Parameter File Elements

The XML elements in the rule set parameter file define the resource-specific attributes for a rule set definition. When you upload the rule set parameter file, Metadata Manager creates a rule set for the resource by substituting the parameter values for the parameters defined in the rule set definition.
Use the following required XML elements:
ruleSetParams
Contains the names of the source and target resource and the values for all parameters defined in a rule set definition.
The following table describes the attributes for the ruleSetParams element:
Attribute
Description
definition
Required. Identifies the rule set definition to which the rule set parameter file applies.
name
Required. A string that you specify so that you can update or delete the rule set. The name must be unique in the Metadata Manager repository.
description
Optional. Element description.
A ruleSetParams element must contain one sourceResource element, one targetResource element, and one param element for each parameter defined in the rule set definition file.
sourceResource
If you link endpoints, this element defines the name of the Business Intelligence, Data Integration, or Data Modeling resource that contains endpoints. If you link non-endpoints, this element defines the name of one resource that you want to link. Contains a required name attribute.
targetResource
If you link endpoints, this element defines the name of the resource that does not contain endpoints. If you link non-endpoints, this element defines the name of the other resource that you want to link. Contains a required name attribute.
param
Identifies the parameter and defines the parameter value. Contains a required name attribute and a required value attribute.

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