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Assure reliability, consistency, and accuracy data from different sources to deliver value to employees and customers.
Data Connections
Connecting to data is the first step in processing, analyzing, and storing information.
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Catalog Connection settings
The Catalog Connection panel expands when you choose Catalog a connection on the Connections page.

Welcome
The Precisely Data Integrity Suite is designed to deliver trusted data with accuracy, consistency, and context – built on the core capabilities of data integration, data quality, data governance, location intelligence, and data enrichment.
Data Integration
Replicate data from mainframe, IBM i, and relational databases to cloud analytics platforms.
Data Observability
Proactively monitor and manage the health of your data. Receive actionable insights through alerts that drive business decisions.
Data Governance
Manage data policy and processes with greater insight into your data's meaning, lineage, and impact.
Data Quality
Assure reliability, consistency, and accuracy data from different sources to deliver value to employees and customers.
- Data Quality Catalogs
  The Data Integrity Suite Data Catalog lets users discover and understand connected data sources.
- Data Quality datasets
  A dataset defines a data source and characterizes data to be loaded and transformed by pipelines.
- Data Quality pipelines
  Pipelines define and apply transforms to data loaded by a dataset.
- Data Quality jobs
- Data Connections
  Connecting to data is the first step in processing, analyzing, and storing information.
  - About data connections
  - Using Data Connections
  - How to
    Topics in this section step through tasks for working with data connections.
  - Reference
    - Connections page
      The Data Connections page provides information about the data connections. On this page you can create a new data connection or test, edit, duplicate, or delete any existing data connection.
    - Catalog Connection settings
      The Catalog Connection panel expands when you choose Catalog a connection on the Connections page.
    - Data connection types reference
      Topics in this section describe settings for standard data connections supported by Data Integrity Suite.
Administration
Manage your subscription, your users and their roles, and other system tasks.

Catalog Connection settings

The Catalog Connection panel expands when you choose Catalog a connection on the Connections page.

The Catalog Connection settings panel expands when you select a connection on the Data Quality Connections page. On this page you can view the catalog status for databases in a connected data source and add or remove databases from the catalog.

Connection: The name of the connection that you are cataloging.
Connection Type: The connection type of the connection that you are cataloging.; For more information about connection types supported by Data Integrity Suite, see Reference.
Catalog Summary: Shows the overall status for catalog operations on this data source.
Start Cataloging: Click this button to catalog databases that are currently selected in the Database table.
Stop Cataloging: Click this button to stop cataloging databases that are currently selected in the Database table. Selected databases initially in a cataloging state will show as partially cataloged.
Remove From Catalog: Click this button to remove databases that are currently selected from the catalog. Selected databases will reverse to an uncataloged state.
Update: Click this button to update the status and completion time for databases shown in the table.

Databases table

The Databases table lists databases in a connected data source and their catalog status. In this table, you can select databases to add or remove them to the catalog.

Database: Shows databases in a connected data source.
Status: Shows whether a databases is cataloged, being cataloged, partially cataloged, or not cataloged. If errors occur while a database is cataloged, the numbers of errors show here.
Last Completed: The date and time a database was fully cataloged.