Table of Contents

Search

  1. preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Defining a System
  4. Flattening IDTs
  5. Link Tables
  6. Loading a System
  7. Static Clustering
  8. Simple Search
  9. Search Performance
  10. Miscellaneous Issues
  11. Limitations
  12. Error Messages

Create the IIR System Definition

Create the IIR System Definition

Create the System Definition File (SDF) using either
  • the GUI SDF Wizard, which is a quick and intuitive method for building simple SDFs, or
  • the GUI System Editor, which is a full-featured, but low-level editor. You may start by cloning an existing system (a sample System is loaded during the Installation process), or
  • a simple text editor, like Wordpad or vi.
The SDF describes the fields used for searching, matching and display and where that data is acquired from. It also nominates the SSA-NAME3 Population to be used for the search and matching rules.
For example, the SDF
User-Source-Table
section for the Name search requirements in the Customer Search example might look like this,
Section: User-Source-Tables create_idt name_idt sourced_from user.CUSTOMER.CUSTID, user.CUSTOMER.TYPE, user.CUSTOMER.BIRTHDATE, user.NAME.NAME $surname, user.NAME.GIVENNMES $given_names, user.NAME.STATUS, user.ADDRESS.BUILDING $building, user.ADDRESS.STREET$street, user.ADDRESS.SUBURB, user.ADDRESS.STATE, user.ADDRESS.POSTALCODE transform concat ($given_names, $surname) NAME C(100) order 1 concat ($building, $street) ADDRESS C(100) order 2 join_by user.CUSTOMER.CUSTID = user.NAME.CUSTID, user.CUSTOMER.CUSTID = user.ADDRESS.CUSTID

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