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  • Multidomain MDM 10.3 HotFix 3
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  1. Introduction
  2. Configuring Hub Console Tools
  3. Building the Data Model
  4. Configuring the Data Flow
  5. Executing Informatica MDM Hub Processes
  6. Configuring Application Access
  7. MDM Hub Properties
  8. Viewing Configuration Details
  9. Search with Solr
  10. Row-level Locking
  11. MDM Hub Logging
  12. Table Partitioning
  13. Collecting MDM Environment Information with the Product Usage Toolkit
  14. Glossary

Configuration Guide

Configuration Guide

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Step 1. Review the Generated Objects

Step 1. Review the Generated Objects

Use the Developer tool to review the data objects that the synchronization process creates.
  1. Start the Developer tool.
  2. In the Object Explorer view, ensure that you are connected to the Model repository.
  3. Right-click the Model Repository Service, and click
    Refresh
    .
    The Model repository objects appear in the Object Explorer view.
  4. Expand the project that you created for staging.
    You can view the physical and logical data objects and mapplets for staging.
  5. Expand Physical Data Objects, Logical Data Object Models, and Mapplets in the folder with the Operational Reference Store name and the base object name.
    The following image shows the Model repository objects in the Object Explorer view:
    The Object Explorer view with the Staging project, which contains physical data objects, logical data objects, and a mapplet.
    In the Object Explorer view, the Staging project contains a folder, MDM_SMPL, with the name of the Operational Reference Store. The MDM_SMPL folder contains another folder, C_CUSTOMER, which is the name of the base object. The C_CUSTOMER folder contains the physical data objects, logical data objects, and a mapplet.
  6. Right-click a physical data object, and click
    Open
    .
    The physical data object opens in the editor.
    The following image shows the C_S_CRM_CUST customized data object that is open in the editor:
    The C_S_CRM_CUST customized relational data object open in the editor.
  7. Right-click the logical data object, click
    Open
    , and expand
    Attributes
     and
    Mappings
    .
    The following image shows the attributes of the C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO logical data object, the C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Read logical data object read mapping and the C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Write logical data object write mapping links:
    The C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO logical data object open in the editor.
  8. Click the logical data object read mapping link.
    The logical data object read mapping opens.
    The following image shows the C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Read logical data object read mapping:
    The C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Read logical data object open in the editor.
  9. Click the logical data object write mapping link.
    The logical data object write mapping opens.
    The following image shows the C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Write logical data object write mapping:
    The C_S_CRM_CUST_LDO_Write logical data object open in the editor.
  10. Right-click the mapplet.
    The following image shows the C_S_CRM_CUST_Mapplet:
    The C_S_CRM_CUST_Mapplet mapplet open in the editor.
    The C_S_CRM_CUST_Mapplet mapplet contains the C_S_CRM_CUST_Mapplet_In Input transformation and the C_S_CRM_CUST_Mapplet_Out Output transformation.
    The precision and scale settings of the numeric data fields is not synchronized with the settings that you can view in the Hub Console. If required, set the precision and scale settings in the mapplet to match the settings in the Hub Console.
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