Use a basic duplicate check to ensure that no (almost) similar records exist in a table.
To set up a duplicate check rule you can use a duplicate check of type Basic matching. If the desired Basic matching duplicate check does not exist, set up a new Basic matching duplicate check.
1. | Click Data quality management. |
2. | Click Duplicate checks. |
3. | Click New. |
4. | In the Duplicate check name field, type a value. |
5. | In the Duplicate check type field, select 'Basic matching'. |
6. | Define the table that you want to check on duplicate records. |
  | In the Table name field, enter or select a value. |
7. | Sub-task: Select the fields to be checked on duplicate values. |
7.1 | In the Fields section, click Add. |
7.2 | In the Available list, find and select the desired fields. |
7.3 | Click -> (Add) to add the fields to the Selected list. |
7.4 | Click OK. |
8. | Sub-task: Select the fields that can be merged for a duplicate record. |
8.1 | In the Merge fields section, click Add. |
8.2 | On the dialog, in the list, find and select the desired fields. |
8.3 | Click Add (->). |
8.4 | Click OK. |
9. | Sub-task: Activate the duplicate check. |
9.1 | If the duplicate check setup is finished, you can make it available for selection on the duplicate check rules. |
  | Select Yes in the Active field. |
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10. | Close the page. |
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