1. | Click Data quality management. |
2. | Click New data quality policy. |
3. | Enter the data quality policy identification. |
  | In the Policy ID field, type a value. |
4. | Enter a descriptive name of the data quality policy. |
  | In the Policy name field, type a value. |
5. | Enter a descriptive name of the data quality policy version. |
  | In the Version name field, type a value. |
6. | Click the Version details tab. |
7. | You can enter any desired information on the data quality policy version, like a brief description, notes, or comments. |
  | In the Version comments field, type a value. |
8. | Sub-task: Check execution settings. |
8.1 | For each data quality policy, you can indicate when it is applied. |
  | Click Execution triggers. |
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Note: In the Data quality policy parameters, you define the default execution settings that are applied to new data quality policies. |
8.2 | You can apply a data quality policy: - Only on entering or updating a record on a form. To do so, only select the Enable by default check box for the 'Form' execution trigger. - Only on doing a quality assessment. To do so, only select the Enable by default check box for the 'Quality assessment' execution trigger. - In both cases. To do so, select the Enable by default check box for both the 'Form' execution trigger and the 'Quality assessment' execution trigger. |
  | Clear or select the Enabled check box as desired. |
8.3 | Close the page. |
9. | Close the page. |
A new data quality policy version gets the Draft status. To apply a data quality policy version, make it active. Automatically, the currently active version is made inactive. You can also make the currently active version inactive. As a result, none of the data quality policy versions is active.
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Set up data quality policies |
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