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Loading the Initial Data Set for a Master Index
Initial Bulk Match and Load Overview
Initial Bulk Match and Load Process Overview
Data Preparation, Matching, and Loading Procedure Overview
About the Cluster Synchronizer
Required Format for Flat Data Files
Generating the Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool
To Generate the Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool
Configuring the Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool
Configuring the Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Processing
Configuring Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Logging
To Configure IBML Tool Logging
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Configuration Properties
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Field Validation Configuration
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Blocking Query Configuration
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Match String Configuration
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Processing Configuration
Cluster Synchronizer Database Configuration
Initial Bulk Match and Load Tool Logging Properties
Running the Bulk Matcher in Analysis Mode
To Run the Bulk Matcher in Analysis Mode
Reviewing the Match Analysis Results
Reconfiguring the Matching Logic
To Reconfigure the Matching Logic
Running the Bulk Match and Bulk Load in One Step (SQL*Loader Only)
To Run the Bulk Match and Bulk Load in One Step
Loading the Matched Data Into the Master Index Database
Loading Matched Data Using SQL*Loader
To Load Matched Data Using SQL*Loader
Loading Matched Data Using the Command-Line Bulk Loader
The cluster synchronizer database helps manage the various processes perform by the IBML Tool. The database is required whether you run the IBML Tool in a distributed environment or on a single processor. The database consists of only three tables, and must be installed in the master index database.
Tip - Before you begin each phase of the match and load process, make sure to truncate these tables with the script provided to avoid unique constraint errors in subsequent processes.
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