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  2. Installation and Upgrade
  3. 10.4 HotFix 3
  4. 10.4 HotFix 2 Fixed Limitations
  5. 10.4 HotFix 1 Fixed Limitations
  6. 10.4

MDM Hub Known Limitations (Cumulative)

MDM Hub Known Limitations (Cumulative)

The following table describes known limitations that are carried forward from previous releases:
Reference Number
Description
MDM-31423
When you run multiple match and merge jobs or merge jobs in parallel for different base objects, the jobs fail.
Workaround: Run the match and merge jobs or merge jobs sequentially.
MDM-24156
If you use SAML based authentication, users cannot search for records in Data Director and access the Hub Console.
Workaround: To use SAML based authentication, create the users in the MDM Hub as externally authenticated users.
MDM-22756
If you run the Support Tool with the HTTPS protocol, when you navigate from the Match Analysis Tool to the CSM tab, an error occurs.
MDM-22528
After you remove a parameter from a cleanse transformation mapping and apply the change, you cannot add a parameter to the mapping.
MDM-22143
When you integrate
Multidomain MDM
10.3 for IBM DB2 with
Dynamic Data Masking
9.8.4, and then create a security rule set for DB2, the affected master data is not masked.
MDM-19586
When pattern validation rules with WHERE clauses are applied, trust is downgraded for all records instead of only the records that match the patterns in the WHERE clause.
MDM-16869
In the Hub Console, non-administrative users cannot create Hierarchy Manager entities.
MDM-15369
When Chinese characters are loaded into a staging table, some Chinese characters get corrupted.
MDM-10792
When the database contains partitioned tables, the metadata validation process generates the following warning:
SIP-PV-10233(31) - The tablespace of a table in the database differs from the tablespace specified in the metadata.
You can safely ignore the warning.
MDM-10476
When you unmerge a record with a large number of cross-reference records, the Process Server generates an out of memory error.
MDM-10201
To promote a change list to a schema that has hierarchies enabled, you must have MDM Hub administrator privileges.
MDM-9902
When 'Enable History of Cross-Reference Promotion' is enabled for a base object, the history of cross-reference record promotion is not maintained.
MDM-9816
When you refresh an Informatica Data Quality cleanse function which has two mapplets with different ports using WebSphere, the following error appears:
SIP-11134: Compile failed for compile command
MDM-9604
When you promote an empty change list to an Operational Reference Store with a business entity configuration, the promote fails with the following error:
Object cannot be deleted because 'CO CS Configs\TaskConfiguration\Task Types\AVOSBeNotification\Task Roles\DataSteward' is depending on it. (deleteRole[id:ROLE.DataSteward])
Workaround: Remove the DataSteward role from the target Operational Reference Store, and then promote the change list.
MDM-8588
The first time that you import a schema in the Hub Console, the following error might appear:
missing initial moveto in path definition
You can safely ignore the error message.
MDM-7592
A source system that is not mapped to a column in the base object can override a valid value in the column with a null value. For example, SourceA and SourceB contribute to BaseObjectC. SourceA is mapped to ColumnX with minimum and maximum trust settings of zero. SourceB is not mapped to ColumnX and has no trust setting for it, but it is mapped to other columns in BaseObjectC. When SourceB updates BaseObjectC, ColumnX is incorrectly updated with a null value.
Workaround: Change the minimum trust setting for SourceA to at least 2.
MDM-5830
After installation of the MDM Hub, the WebSphere application server user name and password are visible in the installation logs.
MDM-1578
When you delete an active cross-reference record in the Data Manager tool in the Hub Console, the record is deleted but an error occurs. You can safely ignore the error.

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