Provisioning Tool Guide

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Creating a Child Lookup Node with a One-to-One Relationship

Create a child lookup node with a one-to-one relationship when the parent node contains one child lookup node. You create a child reference node for a gender lookup with a one-to-one relationship to a person.

Before you begin, in the MDM Hub, ensure that you configured the lookup base object and the relationship between the base object of the parent node and the lookup base object.

Click

Business Entity

Modeling

, and then select

Business Entities

Select the business entity.

In the tree view panel, select

Lookup Fields

, and then click

Create

In the properties panel, enter a node name and a label.

For example, enter

Gender

for the name and label.

From the

Object

list, select the base object that contains the lookup child node data.

For example, select the lookup base object

LUGender

From the

Constraint

list, select the relationship between the base object of the parent node and the base object of the lookup node.

For example, select the constraint

C_PARTY(GENDER_CD).C_LU_GENDER(GENDER_CODE)

Optionally, configure default values for user roles.

The picklist in

Data Director

defaults to this value for the specified user roles.

Beside the

Default Value

heading, click the

Add

icon.

Enter a default value that matches a value in the selected lookup base object. When entering dates, use the GMT format, such as

2018-06-06T09:34:25.801-04:00

The Provisioning tool does not validate the values. You can test the default values from Data Director.

From the

User Role

list, select user roles and then click the

Add

icon. To specify all user roles, select the asterisk (*).

The selected user roles appear. To remove a user role, click the

Delete

icon beside the role.

Optionally, to use this default value with the user roles that have no other default values configured for this field, select

Apply this value to the user roles that have no default value assigned

To configure more default values, repeat these substeps.

Click

Apply

The changes are saved but are not published to the MDM Hub.

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