Conditions Tab

Specifies whether to continue evaluating a record against the remaining conditions once a condition is met. Enabling this option may improve performance because it potentially reduces the number of evaluations that the system has to perform. However, if not all conditions are evaluated you will lose some degree of completeness in the exception reports shown in the Business Steward Portal. For example, if you define three conditions (Address Completeness, Name Confidence, and Geocode Confidence) and a record meets the criteria defined in Address Completeness, and you enable this option, the record would not be evaluated against Name Confidence and Geocode Confidence. If the record also qualifies as an exception because it matches the Name Confidence condition, this information would not be captured. Instead the record would be reported as having only an Address Completeness problem, instead of both an Address Completeness and Name Confidence problem.

The list box shows currently defined exceptions. The list displays the following information for each condition.

Name

The name for the condition. This is typically a meaningful name created by the user who created the condition.

Domain

Specifies the kind of data being evaluated by the condition. This is used solely for reporting purposes to show which types of exceptions occur in the data.

Metric

Specifies the metric that this condition measures. This is used solely for reporting purposes to show which types of exceptions occur in your data.

Assign To

The user to whom the exception records meeting this condition should are assigned. If this is empty, the exception records are automatically assigned to the user who ran a job.

Click this button to define a new exception.

Click this button to edit the selected condition in the list.

Click the button to remove the selected condition from the list.

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