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  1. Abstract
  2. Supported Versions
  3. Running a Column Profile on JSON and XML Data Sources
  4. Data Objects
  5. Column Profile
  6. Column Profile Results

Running a Column Profile on JSON and XML Data Sources

Running a Column Profile on JSON and XML Data Sources

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Summary View of JSON and XML Profile Results

Summary View of JSON and XML Profile Results

In the summary view, you can view the profile results by using the default filters.
The following parameters are displayed as horizontal bar charts and in percentages:
  • Name
  • Null, unique, non-unique values
  • Pattern
  • Minimum and maximum values
  • Minimum and maximum length of the values
  • Data type
  • Data domain
  • Business term
The following image displays the summary view of a JSON profile:
The image displays the summary view of the profile results of a JSON column profile.
You can run the profile multiple times and compare two profile runs. You can view the profile results for a historical profile run and view the latest column information through the incremental profile run. You can add comments to a profile or to a column. You can export the profile results to a Microsoft Excel file.
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