Ryan Klaproth
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Ryan Klaproth commented,
This is something that DQ+ can handle well. You need to use a Consistency Check node that checks for the first name and last name matches, and then either set up new column fields that display erro...
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Using Column Functions & Javascript to create customized data error messages in Analyses in DQ+
In this article, we'll be going over how to create customized data error messages when validating data in a DQ+ Analysis. Most Data Quality nodes create a boolean output on a check for a data's qua...
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Ryan Klaproth commented,
I'm currently testing this, JL. I'll report back by EOD Friday at the latest.
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Using the API Console in DQ+
If you're an Administrator in DQ+, you have access to the API Console to run GraphQL queries. Go to Admin -> Admin Console and it will take you to the API Console window. This is the API Console w...
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Ryan Klaproth created an article,
Using the Uniqueness Check Node to check for duplicate values in DQ+
In DQ+, the Uniqueness Check node is DQ+'s native way of checking for duplicate values between records in an analysis. To use it, click on the "Data Quality" option on the pane to the left, then in...
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Ryan Klaproth created an article,
Enabling DEBUG logging on all levels for the Distributed Products
Sometimes, Infogix Support (or your own support team) will need more logging than what is usually provided in the Infogix log files. Usually, you would sepcify what level of debug logging you want....
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Ryan Klaproth created an article,
Grabbing logs from a failed execution in DQ+
In DQ+ 5.0, there is a new feature that allows you to grab the logs for a specific failed execution. In this article, we'll go over how to grab these logs. 1. Go to the analysis in your pipeline, a...
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Ryan Klaproth commented,
A common method for comparing row counts is using a tally: https://support.infogix.com/hc/en-us/articles/360052137213
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Ryan Klaproth created an article,
How to compare row counts between two input sources in Infogix Assure
Using a tally, you can increment a control field''s value by 1 every time it goes through the Extraction process for an input source. This effectively gives you a running count of all the rows of r...