Survivorship configuration | Description |
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Survivorship rules | The field value that satisfies the survivorship rule survives. If fields have the same value, MDM SaaS proceeds to the next comparison. For example, when a minimum rule is applied to the availability date field, the value with the earliest time stamp survives. Consider two source records with availability date values of Jan 1, 2024, and Jan 3, 2024. The value of Jan 1, 2024, survives. However, if both records have the same availability date, MDM SaaS can't determine the value to survive since there isn't a single field value that can be trusted. In such cases, MDM SaaS proceeds to the next comparison. |
Source system ranking | When field values originate from different source systems, the field value from the source system with the higher rank survives. Data from a source system that's ranked higher is more reliable than the data from a source system that's ranked lower. However, when field values originate from the same source system, MDM SaaS can't determine the value to survive. In such cases, MDM SaaS proceeds to the next comparison. |
Source last updated date | The field value that belongs to a record with the most recent source last updated date survives. However, when records have the same source last updated date, MDM SaaS can't determine the value to survive. In such cases, MDM SaaS proceeds to the next comparison. |
Last updated record in MDM SaaS | The field value that belongs to a record with the most recent update in MDM SaaS survives. However, when records have the same last updated date, MDM SaaS can't determine the value to survive. In such cases, MDM SaaS proceeds to the next comparison. |
Latest created record in MDM SaaS | The field value of the record that was most recently created in MDM SaaS survives. |