Prevent loads from replacing values overridden by users
Cédric BLANC
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How can you setup Semarchy so that any user edits to golden records will "stick"? For example, if a user determines that a golden phone number is invalid and deletes the golden phone number, a future load will just put the phone number back
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Cédric BLANC
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over 4 years ago
In the Survivorship Rule for that attribute, you need to set an 'Override Strategy' under Override Rule. The strategy is 'Override - until next user changes'. This means that values coming from the publishers consolidate according to the Consolidation Rule. But when an override is made, the value changed by a user always takes precedence and is maintained until a user enters a new value.
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Cédric BLANC
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In the Survivorship Rule for that attribute, you need to set an 'Override Strategy' under Override Rule. The strategy is 'Override - until next user changes'. This means that values coming from the publishers consolidate according to the Consolidation Rule. But when an override is made, the value changed by a user always takes precedence and is maintained until a user enters a new value.
Cédric BLANC
How can you setup Semarchy so that any user edits to golden records will "stick"? For example, if a user determines that a golden phone number is invalid and deletes the golden phone number, a future load will just put the phone number back
In the Survivorship Rule for that attribute, you need to set an 'Override Strategy' under Override Rule. The strategy is 'Override - until next user changes'. This means that values coming from the publishers consolidate according to the Consolidation Rule. But when an override is made, the value changed by a user always takes precedence and is maintained until a user enters a new value.
Cédric BLANC
In the Survivorship Rule for that attribute, you need to set an 'Override Strategy' under Override Rule. The strategy is 'Override - until next user changes'. This means that values coming from the publishers consolidate according to the Consolidation Rule. But when an override is made, the value changed by a user always takes precedence and is maintained until a user enters a new value.
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