For a data quality policy, you can set up an enrichment rule.
For an enrichment rule, you can define to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies.
To apply an enrichment rule to specific target datasource records, you can use:
For an enrichment rule, you can use key fields to identify records in the target datasource. The key fields setup defines to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies.
On the Target datasource page, for each target datasource, you can create the key fields. As a result, the key fields are added to the Enrichment lines of the applicable enrichment rule. For each key field, a key icon is shown in the Key field of the Enrichment line.
For a 'key-field' enrichment line, you can use any value type to define the applicable target datasource records.
You cannot use a key field to set a value in the target datasource.
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For an enrichment rule, you can use manually defined field relations to identify records in the target datasource. The manually defined field relations setup defines to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies.
You can use manually defined field relations, for example, if no key fields are defined, or if you want to define other field relations than defined by the key fields.
On the Data quality policies page, to an enrichment rule, you can add an enrichment line, and mark it as 'Has relation'.
For a 'has-relation' enrichment line, you can use any value type to define the applicable target datasource records.
You cannot use a 'has-relation' enrichment line to set a value in the target datasource.
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For an enrichment rule, you can define other target datasources than the source datasource. For each other target datasource, you can define a dynamic query. The dynamic query defines to which target datasource records the enrichment rule applies.
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If an enrichment rule is applied and a dynamic query is defined for a target datasource: