Can we have conditions or CASE statements in Matchers?
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Cédric BLANC
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over 2 years ago
A match condition in an xDM Matcher is a WHERE clause. The engine essentially looks for pairs of records by selecting * from record1, record2 where (match condition).
If, by run conditions you mean support a conditional match, the answer is yes. If you wanted to, for example, match records with the same name, with the condition that they are in the same country, you would add that condition as:
'(record1.name = record2.name) AND (record1.country = record2.country)'
"CASE" statements cannot be used in Matchers: a match condition is a WHERE clause expecting a Boolean result, so you are essentially already in a case statement, in the 'when' clause. But the logic you are looking to introduce can be realized using the appropriate combinations of AND and OR.
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Cédric BLANC
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over 2 years ago
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A match condition in an xDM Matcher is a WHERE clause. The engine essentially looks for pairs of records by selecting * from record1, record2 where (match condition).
If, by run conditions you mean support a conditional match, the answer is yes. If you wanted to, for example, match records with the same name, with the condition that they are in the same country, you would add that condition as:
'(record1.name = record2.name) AND (record1.country = record2.country)'
"CASE" statements cannot be used in Matchers: a match condition is a WHERE clause expecting a Boolean result, so you are essentially already in a case statement, in the 'when' clause. But the logic you are looking to introduce can be realized using the appropriate combinations of AND and OR.
Cédric BLANC
Can we have conditions or CASE statements in Matchers?
A match condition in an xDM Matcher is a WHERE clause. The engine essentially looks for pairs of records by selecting * from record1, record2 where (match condition).
If, by run conditions you mean support a conditional match, the answer is yes. If you wanted to, for example, match records with the same name, with the condition that they are in the same country, you would add that condition as:
"CASE" statements cannot be used in Matchers: a match condition is a WHERE clause expecting a Boolean result, so you are essentially already in a case statement, in the 'when' clause. But the logic you are looking to introduce can be realized using the appropriate combinations of AND and OR.
Cédric BLANC
A match condition in an xDM Matcher is a WHERE clause. The engine essentially looks for pairs of records by selecting * from record1, record2 where (match condition).
If, by run conditions you mean support a conditional match, the answer is yes. If you wanted to, for example, match records with the same name, with the condition that they are in the same country, you would add that condition as:
"CASE" statements cannot be used in Matchers: a match condition is a WHERE clause expecting a Boolean result, so you are essentially already in a case statement, in the 'when' clause. But the logic you are looking to introduce can be realized using the appropriate combinations of AND and OR.
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