Table of Contents

Search

  1. Preface
  2. Introduction
  3. Defining a System
  4. Flattening IDTs
  5. Link Tables
  6. Loading a System
  7. Persistent-ID (Dynamic Clustering)
  8. Cluster Governance
  9. Static Clustering
  10. Simple Search
  11. Search Performance
  12. Miscellaneous Issues
  13. Limitations
  14. Error Messages

Create the MDM-RE System Definition

Create the MDM-RE 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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