If you want to use output tables from data rules as data
sources for other tasks, you can select user-named tables. You can
use output from data rules for tasks like attaching output columns
as bindings in other data rules, or generating reports.
Procedure
- Open the data rule that you want to set the output table
for from the Data Quality workspace by double-clicking
the data rule.
- Click the Bindings and Output tab.
- Click Output Table in the Select View menu on the left side of the screen.
- Select a user-named output table.
Table type |
Description |
System Table Only |
The default table type. When this option is selected, no user-named
rule output table is associated with the rule. |
Simple User-Named Table |
Simple user-named output tables are a read-only view of the
rule output and can be used for the output of only a single rule. |
Advanced User-Named Table |
Advanced user-named output tables are physical tables that
contain copied records, which means that advanced tables require additional
storage space. Advanced tables can share output from multiple rules. |
- Enter or select a name for the table.
- For a simple user-named table, enter a name.
- For an advanced user-named table, enter a new name or select
an existing output table. If you use an existing output table, the
columns that are output by this data rule must exist in the output
table you select. In other words, the output columns of this rule
can be a subset of the existing table columns. If the output columns
from this data rule contain columns that are not part of the existing
output table you select, you can choose to use the output columns
of the existing output table instead.
- Select the method you to update the output tables for each
run:
- Select Append if you want the output
to be appended to the existing records in the table. For a simple
table, enter the number of runs that you want the output table to
contain the results for.
- Select Overwrite to keep the output
results from only the latest run.
- Optional: Select Include in Project
Data Sources if you want the output table to be available
as a data source in the project.