Sending exception sets to IBM Stewardship Center

You use the Data Quality Exception Console to send certain exception sets to IBM Stewardship Center to be managed by the Data Quality Exception sample process application or by your own IBM® BPM process applications.

Before you begin

IBM Stewardship Center must be installed.
Review information on tracking exceptions from InfoSphere® DataStage® and QualityStage® jobs.

About this task

The Data Quality Exception Console is designed to send selected exception sets to the Data Quality Exception sample process application in IBM Stewardship Center by default. Exception sets that are sent to the Data Quality Exception sample process application appear as tasks in the data steward team task list. As the tasks move through an IBM Stewardship Center workflow, status, and owner changes are reflected in the Data Quality Exception Console. See Scenario: Tracking and managing exception sets for more information. However, use can use the Data Quality Exception Console to send selected exception sets to IBM BPM process applications, depending on the way that those exception sets were generated. For more information, contact your system administrator or see Customizing the Data Quality Exception Console.

Procedure

Log in to the Data Quality Exception Console to view exception sets.
From the Exception Sets window, in the Manage Exception Sets table, select an exception set to see more details, including implemented data resources, notes, and status history.
Optional: To view the exception records associated with the exception set, click View Records. The View Exception Records table opens. Use the breadcrumb at the top of the window to return to the Exception Sets page.
To send the exception set to the IBM Stewardship Center, click Manage. That exception set and all future related exception sets are sent to IBM Stewardship Center. Related exception sets are exception sets that were generated in the same way, as defined by your system administrator. An example of related exception sets might be exception sets that are created by the same exception provider, such as InfoSphere Information Analyzer, or by a specific InfoSphere Information Analyzer rule or InfoSphere DataStage project name, job name, or stage name.
To stop future related exception sets from being sent to IBM Stewardship Center, select one of the related exception sets in the Manage Exception Sets table and click Monitor. The workflow for existing tasks in IBM Stewardship Centerfor related exception sets is not affected and the status and owner changes continue to reflect in the Data Quality Exception Console.