Data Validation/Rejection

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vnotz
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Data Validation/Rejection

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Hi All,

We want to implement a generic data validation for things like data length, data type, decimal places etc and capture the reject records in a separate file for audit purpose. Doing this separately for each and every field in a transformer stage is one way. But is there any other way or stage that can be used to do this in a much more simpler way?

Thanks in advance for your help.
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Post by ray.wurlod »

Welcome aboard.

The Transformer stage is probably the simplest way.

If you have an Information Analyzer licence you could also use the Data Rules stage in DataStage.
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Post by prasannakumarkk »

Hi Ray,

Do you have any links that best explains the Data Rules stage
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Post by stuartjvnorton »

Look for it in the Information Analyzer User Guide.

You want to generically evaluate whether source data satisfies target metadata restrictions?
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Post by chulett »

Here for one.

Doesn't really seem like a QualityStage question, does this need to be moved?
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Post by ray.wurlod »

While it's a data quality question, it's not a QualityStage question. However, it's a mixed DataStage/IA question, so General is probably the best forum.
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Post by chulett »

So let it be written, so let it be done. :wink:
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Post by vnotz »

Thanks Ray for your advice!
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