For an enrichment rule, you can set a field value in a target table that is different from the source table.
As a target table, you can only use a table that is related to the source table.
Set up the tables that you want to use as target table for the enrichment rule.
Note: On creation of an enrichment rule, automatically, the source table is added as target table.
1. | Click Data quality management. |
2. | On the Data quality policies tab, in the list, click the link of the desired data quality policy. |
3. | Click the Enrichment rules tab. |
4. | In the list, find and select the desired enrichment rule. |
5. | Click Target datasource. |
6. | Click New. |
7. | Select one of the available table relations of the source table. |
  | In the Relation name field, enter or select a value. |
8. | If you have selected a table relation, the related table is automatically filled. You can select a table if you know it is related to the source table. |
  | In the Table name field, enter or select a value. |
9. | For each target datasource, other than the source datasource, you can define a dynamic query. The dynamic query defines to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies. |
  | In the Query field, enter or select a value. |
10. | For an enrichment rule, you can use 'key-field' enrichment lines to identify records in the target datasource. The 'key-field' enrichment lines setup defines to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies. |
  | Click Create key fields. |
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Note: If you do not want enrichment lines marked as key fields, you can remove the 'key-field' enrichment lines. To do so, click Remove key fields. |
11. | Close the page. |