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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Enterprise Data Manager
  3. Enterprise Data Manager
  4. ILM Repository Constraints
  5. Partition Exchange Purging
  6. APIs
  7. Salesforce Accelerator
  8. SAP Application Retirement Entities
  9. Import Formats for Constraints
  10. Glossary

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Enterprise Data Manager Guide

Definition from Table Relationships

Definition from Table Relationships

Use tools to help you analyze and discover table relationships in the source database. Then, review the suggested relationships and create constraints from the suggestions.
Define constraints from table relationships if you are not familiar with the data model of the source database, or if you do not want to maintain constraints manually. You can use table relationships to help you discover primary and foreign key relationships and column uniqueness.
Complete the following tasks to define constraints from table relationships:
Step 1. Discover Table Relationships
You can discover table relationships from ERwin data models, data models in CSV files, profile results that you generated in Informatica Data Quality, or Informatica Data Quality profiles that you generate from Enterprise Data Manager.
Step 2. Import Table Relationships
After you discover table relationships, view and analyze the suggested relationships. Then, use the suggestions to create constraints for the related source metadata in the ILM repository.
You can discover relationships from any tables in the source. However, you can only create constraints for tables that exist in the ILM repository. Before you define constraints from table relationships, you must import metadata for all the tables that you want to discover relationships from.
If you retired the source database, you can discover table relationships from the Data Vault. You initiate the discovery from the metadata that you imported from the source database. You do not have to import metadata from the Data Vault.
Before you can discover table relationships using tools such as Informatica Data Quality or Informatica Data Explorer, you must first install a separate component called Informatica Profiling.
If you do not see the menu options to discover keys and relationships, view suggested table relationships, or view suggested unique columns, run the Informatica Data Archive Profiling installer that corresponds to your version of PowerCenter. For more information about installing Data Archive Profiling, see the
Data Archive Installation Guide
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