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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica MDM - Relate 360
  3. Linking Batch Data
  4. Tokenizing Batch Data
  5. Processing Streaming Data
  6. Creating Relationship Graph
  7. Loading Linked and Consolidated Data into Hive
  8. Searching Data
  9. Monitoring the Batch Jobs
  10. Troubleshooting
  11. Glossary

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Searching Data by Using the RESTful Web Services

Searching Data by Using the RESTful Web Services

You can use the RESTful web services to search for matching records in the repository based on the matching criteria that you specify in the configuration file or the matching rules file. Use the JSON format to specify the input parameters for the web services, and the web services return the results in the JSON format. Ensure that you have deployed the RESTful web services before you use them.
  1. If you have secured the web services, run the Authenticate web service to generate the authentication token.
  2. Run the Get Multisearch Layout web service.
    The Get Multisearch Layout web service gets the required fields based on the matching rules file. You must specify the required fields as the input parameters in the JSON format when you search for the matching records.
  3. Run the Multisearch web service.
    The Multisearch web service searches for the matching records based on the searching and matching criteria that you specify in the matching rules file. Use the search layout that the Get Multisearch Layout web service returns to specify the input parameters for the Multisearch web service.
  4. To get a list of records that are part of a cluster, perform the following tasks:
    1. Run the Get Cluster Layout web service to get the required fields based on the configuration file.
      You must specify the required fields as the input parameters in the JSON format to get the list of records that are part of a cluster.
    2. Run the Get Cluster web service to get the list of other records that are part of the same cluster to which the specified record belongs.
  5. To get the preferred record of a cluster, perform the following tasks:
    1. Run the Get Preferred Record Layout web service. The web service returns the layout that you can use to specify the input parameters for the Get Preferred Record web service.
    2. Run the Get Preferred Record web service. The web service returns the preferred record for the specified cluster or generates the preferred record for the specified cluster in the run time.
  6. To search for the matching records and get the preferred records for the matching records, perform the following tasks:
    1. Run the Get Multisearch Layout web service. The web service returns the layout that you can use to specify the input parameters for the Preferred Record Search web service.
    2. Run the Preferred Record Search web service. The web service gets the matching records for the input data and uses the cluster numbers of the matching records to get the preferred records of the clusters.
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