Create and configure labeler assets that you can then use in Labeler transformations.
1To create a labeler asset, click New > Labeler.
2On the Definition tab, enter a name for the labeler asset.
3Optionally, enter a description.
4Select the location in which to save the labeler asset.
5Save the labeler asset.
The Asset References panel appears. The Asset References panel shows additional assets that are referenced by data quality assets to perform transformation tasks. When you create a new asset, there are no referenced assets.
6Optionally, select a data quality dimension to represent the type of data quality issue that you want the asset to examine.
7Optionally, add a tag to the labeler asset. You can search for assets with a common tag on the Explore page.
8Select the Configuration tab.
The configuration workspace appears for the labeler asset.
9 Select the labeler mode to apply to your data.
Select one of the following modes:
- - Token. Displays the token labeling options.
- - Character. Displays the character labeling options.
10Add a step to the asset.
Select one of the following step types, depending on the labeling mode that you selected:
- - Dictionary. By default, labels any value in an input field that matches a value in the dictionary.
Token labeling returns a label for each complete input value that matches a dictionary value. Character labeling returns a single-character label for each character in an input value that matches a dictionary value.
- - Regular expression. Labels any value in an input field that conforms to the regular expression logic.
- - Character set. Labels any character in an input field that matches a member of the character set.
11Configure the properties on the step to create an operation that the mapping can apply to the data.
12Optionally, add one or more additional steps.
Configure the properties on each step that you add.
13Save the asset.